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Thus, the Chakravarti Bharat, having attained the desired objects through the fruition of his own good deeds, praised the benefits of those objects, and arrived at the assembly hall. There, he ascended the great royal throne, like Indra, in the midst of the assembly of kings. || 220 ||
At that time, the wind, which shook the forest on the shore, pierced the clusters of buds of the red Ashoka tree, and divided the waves, was blowing gently. Bharat, remembering the Jina, along with the praise and blessings of conquering the ocean, resided happily with his army encamped on the banks of the Ganga. || 221 ||
Thus ends the twenty-eighth chapter, entitled "The Description of the Victory at the Door of the Eastern Ocean," in the translation of the *Trishattilakshana Mahapurana*, composed by the venerable Jinacharya.