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## Thirty-ninth Chapter
79
The Turanga, with his immense wealth and power, conquered the Lokapalas, followed by a multitude of kings. The Chakrapani, receiving blessings from all directions, entered his vast camp, accompanied by the auspicious chants of his devotees. ||163||
Then, carrying the fragrance of the lotus flowers, the wind, gently swaying the trees on the shore, blew softly from all sides. As if sent by the ocean, it carried the fragrance, alleviating all the fatigue of the Chakrapani. ||164||
His army camp, adorned with countless jewels and sparkling gem-studded banners, resembled the ocean in its vastness. Just as the ocean is adorned with countless conch shells and jewels, so too was the Chakrapani's camp. Just as the ocean is worshipped by those who enjoy its treasures, so too was the Chakrapani's camp, adorned with sparkling gems, worshipped by the kings. Just as the ocean constantly expands, so too did the Chakrapani's camp. And just as the ocean encompasses all directions, so too did the Chakrapani's camp. ||165||
The Nidhipati, who had stationed his army on the seashore and conquered the assembly of the Magadha king with his victorious weapons, went to the ocean in his chariot. He conquered the Vratanu, the lord of the Vyantara, who was like the Magadha king. With his glorious victory, he adorned the Vratanu island, which resided within the ocean, making it eternal. ||166||
Bharata received from Vratanu an impenetrable armor, a radiant garland, a sparkling crown jewel, divine bracelets, and a sacred thread adorned with jewels. He was then honored with offerings and entered the city through the magnificent gate of Sri-Vaijayanta-Arnava. ||167||