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He continued to perform the Chakra Puja with fragrances, flowers, incense, lamps, water, Akshata, fruits, and divine offerings. ||53|| Even after conquering the Vijayadha mountain, his desire to conquer the northern part remained undiminished. ||54|| Then, returning a little, he stationed his army near the western cave of the Rupayadra mountain, securing the surrounding forest. ||55|| To the south of the Vijayadha mountain, between the two altars of the mountain and the forest, outside the forest on the banks of the Sindhu river, his army was stationed. ||56|| The king considered it worthwhile to stay there for a long time, as there were many wonders to be seen in this earth. ||57|| Even after staying there for a long time, he did not incur any expenses. On the contrary, he was filled like the ocean with the benefits of unprecedented treasures. ||58|| Hearing that he was staying there, the kings from the middle of the earth, residing between the Ganga and Sindhu rivers, came to see him. ||59|| With their heads bowed, their hands clasped, and their crowns swaying, these kings, with great devotion, paid their respects to the king. ||60|| The kings, with great devotion, honored the king with saffron, sandalwood, camphor, gold, pearls, jewels, and other precious things. ||61|| Who can estimate the measure of the jewels that continuously filled his treasury from all directions? ||62|| At that time, the kings of the neighboring countries, with their armies well-protected by their commanders, provided the king's army with straw, fuel, and other necessities for a long time. ||63||