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## The Thirty-Seventh Chapter
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And the Lord of the Bharatas, having conquered all directions, entered the city of Saketa with great glory. || 1 || His coronation was performed with joy, like that of a lion. May your victory in all four directions be ever-increasing in the world! || 2 || The citizens, along with the inner palace and the priests, performed his coronation, saying, "May you, O Lord, rule the earth for a long time." || 3 || All the rituals, such as the collection of water from holy places, which were performed during the coronation of the Lord Vrishabhadeva, were also performed during the coronation of the king. || 4 || The king was crowned with the same rituals and adorned with the same ornaments as the Lord Vrishabhadeva. The same victory cries were raised by the warriors. || 5 || The same respect was shown to all the kings, along with their families, and the same satisfaction was given to the people with the wealth of donations. || 6 || The great auspicious drums, whose sounds had drowned out the roar of the agitated ocean, were played in the same way. || 7 || The great drums of joy were also played repeatedly, and the musical ceremony was also begun in the same way in the pleasure pavilion. || 8 || The king, who had been crowned by the kings, shone with the same brilliance as the Lord Vrishabhadeva, who had been crowned by the Indras on Mount Meru. || 9 || The goddesses Ganga and Sindhu, the presiding deities of the rivers Ganga and Sindhu, came and performed the coronation of the king with holy water filled with jeweled flowers. || 10 || The king, whose coronation was complete and who was seated on the royal throne, was honored by the many gods, who bowed their heads with their jeweled crowns. || 11 ||