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The minister, Magadhan, said to the king, "Shiva! The arrow, which is inscribed with the words, 'Whoever does not bow down to King Bharat, the son of Rishabhanatha, who is the master of various treasures of Devas, humans, Vidhyadharas, and other realms, and who has an arrow on his bow called Kalaprustha, will surely die in two pieces,' is a sign of the arrival of a great king.
Seeing the inscription, the minister, filled with wisdom and joy, showed the arrow to his king and said, "A Chakravarti king, who will destroy the wicked, has been born on earth. O King of Magadha, why are you clinging to weapons? Why are you being deceived by fate? If you do not accept him today, then neither you nor we will exist. You are not alone, O King, hundreds of other Devas have already accepted servitude in his house. What is the point of lamenting what is written in fate? Let us go and meet the King of Kings with respect."
With these words, the king's pride vanished as if a snake had been subdued by a mantra.