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The waves are agitated in front of his mouth; he is struck by the charioteer's whips, and is drawn by swift horses of the wind. The king of the earth, Bharat, saw the ocean with six divisions. Dhatta - that ocean roars with joy, serving Bharat. For whom are the lords not good? The ocean, as if dancing, with its beautiful hands, which are like waves struck by the wind, is like a jewel-bearing hand. || 13 ||
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As if he is throwing pearl-like akshata, the water seems like the water of an offering. As if he has taken the king's (Bharat's) dignity due to fear, as if he is showing the mountains inside the water. As if he is offering coral and ruby gifts with the fingers of his moving water-human attendants, as if he is showing the vine-gardens on the shores. As if he is lighting a great fire-like lamp, as if he is protecting Jambudvipa by surrounding it. Just as he plays the conch, so he wears the conch, what does the servant not do at the command of the Lord? In which the sounds of various aquatic creatures are being made, as if he is saying from those great mouths, "O King! What do you love about the redness of the ruby? Whose father is the father of the three worlds. O King, do not look towards your sharp spear, your word is the line of propriety for me. As long as I remain here, I will not transgress the earth. I am now the ocean marked by your seal. Therefore, do not have any terrible envy towards me. Dhatta - he does not give up his saltiness.
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