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The thirty-first festival was celebrated, and the forest kings saw him there. They presented him with forest-born, disease-curing, and praiseworthy great medicines. ||12|| The kings of the Kiratas, who were worthy and excellent, presented him with the teeth of elephants, along with pearls, as a fitting gift. ||53|| The army of the Chakravarti, having crossed the Vindhyas from the western end and crossed the Narmada, set out to conquer the west. ||1|| Having gone a little to the north, the army spread out in the western direction. The invincible prowess of the Chakravarti was at the forefront, and behind him was the army with its chariots. ||15|| At that time, the dust raised by the hooves of the galloping horses did not only obstruct the brilliance of the enemies, but also the brilliance of the sun. ||16|| The kings of the Lata country, who had worn down the earth with their foreheads and who spoke sweetly, were subdued by the command of the Chakravarti and attained his Lalatik Pada. (Lalatik: One who always looks at the face of the master to know what he commands.) ||97|| Some forest kings, born in Saurashtra, and some born in the Panchanada, presented elephants to the Chakravarti. ||98|| Seeing the Chakra, many kings, like the planets, became subdued by the Chakravarti. ||19|| The Chakravarti, like a lion, subdued the kings of the earth, who were born in noble lineages and were proud, by force. ||10|| The Chakravarti, having pleased the kings of Saurashtra, who had presented him with hundreds of camels and horses, enjoyed the beautiful land of Raivataka. ||101|| It was right for him to stay there, because living on the Vindhyas is very pleasant. ||91|| The kings of the Vindhya forests, having presented him with forest-born, disease-curing, and praiseworthy great medicines, saw King Bharat, who was staying there. ||92|| The kings of the Bhils, having presented King Bharat with the teeth of large elephants and pearls, did well, because one should honor one's master according to one's ability. ||93|| The army of the Chakravarti, having crossed the Vindhyas from the western end and crossed the Narmada, set out to conquer the west. ||94||