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## The Great Purana
**Chapter 152:** There was a great treasury called Vasudharaka, and a magnificent bathing pool called Jimuta.
**Chapter 153:** The emperor had a necklace of dazzling jewels called Ratnamala, and a beautiful, luminous moonstone called Devaramya.
**Chapter 154:** He had a bed called Singhavahi, carried by fearsome lions, and a throne called Simhasana, which was unparalleled in its excellence.
**Chapter 155:** His royal fly whisk, called Anupama, surpassed even the finest of chamaras, and was presented to the king of treasures by Vijayakumar.
**Chapter 156:** The emperor had a magnificent umbrella called Suryaprabha, made of precious jewels and shining brighter than a hundred suns.
**Chapter 157:** He wore two beautiful earrings called Vidyutprabha, which outshone the brilliance of lightning.
**Chapter 158:** The emperor wore sandals called Vishamochika, adorned with jewels, which released a deadly poison upon contact with another's foot.
**Chapter 159:** He had an impenetrable armor called Abhedya, which shone brightly and could not be pierced by the arrows of his enemies in battle.
**Chapter 160:** The emperor rode a chariot called Ajitajaya, which carried the weight of victory and was adorned with many divine weapons that conquered enemies.
**Chapter 161:** He possessed a bow called Vajukanḍa, which shook the entire world with its powerful string and had conquered gods and demons alike.
**Chapter 162:** The emperor had arrows called Amogha, which never missed their target. With these arrows, he earned praise in battles where victory was impossible.
**Chapter 163:** The emperor had a mace called Vajatunda, made of lightning, which shattered his enemies and was worthy of praise even in conquering Indra.
**Chapter 164:** He had a spear called Simhataka, adorned with lion claws, which rivaled the sharpness of a night-blooming flower and was decorated with a jewel-studded shaft.