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## Adipurana, Chapter 123-127:
**Verse 123:** Bharata, surpassing in brilliance, conquered Prabhasa, the lord of the Vyantaras, whose radiance rivaled the sun's.
**Verse 124:** From Prabhasa, the Chakravarti received a net of pearls, a garland of Kalpavriksha flowers, and a golden chain, all gifts of Jayashri, the fish of victory.
**Verse 125:** Thus, the victorious Bharata, through the rise of his virtuous deeds, conquered even the best of the gods. Therefore, O wise ones, always strive to acquire the wealth of virtue, which yields excellent results.
**Verse 126:** Bharata, the possessor of unparalleled Lakshmi, reached the Sindhudwara, his chariot wheels churning the earth, raising dust that polluted the ocean. There, he conquered Prabhasa, the god, and obtained from him the essence of wealth.
**Verse 127:** His chest adorned with a garland of Kalpavriksha flowers, like a creeper on Lakshmi's swing, his tall form adorned with two nets of pearls and gold, fearless and the lord of Lakshmi, Bharata emerged from the ocean, like Lakshmi's wedding house, radiating the brilliance of a newlywed groom.