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## Thirty-sixth Chapter
**The Battle of Dristi, Malla and Jal between Malini and Sakalanupasamaja**
May the Lord Bahubali, who conquered all the fame of Bharata in the assembly of all kings through the battles of Dristi, Malla and Jal, who considered the burden of a vast kingdom as light as a blade of grass and took initiation for liberation, and who was the foremost among those who had attained the ultimate body, protect you all. ||204||
May the Lord Bahubali, who was approached by the victorious Lakshmi of Bharata in the form of a radiant wheel in front of all the Kshatriyas, but who rejected her forever and made her an object of shame, and who had accepted the path of his father (the path of the Muni), protect you all. ||205||
May the son of the primordial Brahma, Lord Vasubhadev, who was the most radiant, whose fame pervaded the entire world-like house, and who had undertaken austerities for true glory, always be victorious, while he was holding the hope of the union with the victorious Lakshmi in the presence of many kings. ||206||
May the Lord Bahubali, whose strength of arms became famous in the battle of Malla with the king of Bharata, and whose name, when remembered, purifies the group of beings, always be victorious. ||207||
May the Lord Bahubali, whose feet, when touched, extinguished the fire of poison that emanated from the breath of the serpent's mouth, who is revered by all the worlds, and whose body was adorned with creepers that were removed by the Vidyadharis with their hands, always be victorious. ||208||
**Notes:**
1. **Dristi, Malla, Jal:** These are types of battles. Dristi refers to a battle of glances, Malla refers to a wrestling match, and Jal refers to a water battle.
2. **Sakalanupasamaja:** This refers to the assembly of all kings.
3. **Bharata:** This refers to the kingdom of Bharata, ruled by the king of Bharata.
4. **Bahubali:** This is the name of a Jain Tirthankara, known for his immense strength and renunciation.
5. **Vasubhadev:** This is another name for the primordial Brahma, the first Tirthankara.
6. **Vidyadharis:** These are celestial beings who are known for their beauty and grace.
7. **Muni:** This refers to a Jain ascetic.
8. **Austerities:** This refers to the practice of self-discipline and renunciation.
9. **Lakshmi:** This is the goddess of wealth and prosperity.
10. **Tirthankara:** This is a title given to a Jain spiritual teacher who has attained liberation.