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**Chapter**
137
Like a shining sun, like a brilliant gem, he, the king, was radiant with splendor and brilliance. His glorious rise was truly wondrous. || 201 ||
Like the fruits of a virtuous Kalpa tree, his fourteen great treasures appeared, signifying the abundance of his virtue. || 202 ||
He possessed nine inexhaustible treasuries, like heaps of merit, ensuring the prosperity of his kingdom. || 203 ||
He, the virtuous king, protected the earth adorned with six continents, enjoying the fruits of his tenfold path of righteousness for a long time. || 204 ||
**Harini Chhandas**
Thus, having conquered the world with his valor, the king, accompanied by his victorious army, returned to his capital. He shone like Indra, adorned with a radiant crown and sparkling earrings, entering Amravati with his celestial army. || 205 ||
**Malini**
Even after completing all his duties, the king, with a slight concern for his daughter's marriage, entered his city, adorned with magnificent splendor, his banners fluttering gently in the breeze. || 206 ||
**Sardula Vikridita**
The soldiers of his army, who had crushed sandalwood trees in the forests on the shores of the ocean, where fragrant clove vines grew, were seen by the celestial nymphs, who gazed at them with languid, beautiful eyes. These nymphs, who had taken shelter in the caves of the victorious mountain, were the companions of the victorious king, who enjoyed the fruits of his merit for a long time. || 207 ||