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## Thirty-Second Chapter
The cave, like the world, was created by someone. It was considered by the monks to be like the Jain scriptures, deep and profound. It was as long as the desire to live, as dark as unconsciousness, and as healthy as someone who has recovered from illness and whose insides have been cleansed. It was like a delivery room, where no one except the Chakravarti's army was allowed to enter. It was guarded by all means of protection, and auspicious objects were placed near it.
Seeing this, the Chakravarti's army was terrified from afar. The cave was filled with a darkness so dense that even a needle could not pierce it, like a thick layer of kohl.
The commander, instructed by the Chakravarti, along with the priest, tried to find a way out of the darkness. They marked a distance of one yojana on both sides of the cave walls with Kakini and Chudamani gems. They drew the circles of the sun and moon.
The light from these circles, shining brightly with the combined radiance of the sun and moon, dispelled the darkness within the cave. The army then entered the middle of the cave.
The Chakravarti's army, led by the commander, marched forward with the Chakra Ratna, a brilliant lamp, illuminating the way. The army then split into two parts and continued along the same path.
The army, avoiding the flow of the Sindhu River, marched along both the eastern and western paths, using the water of the Sindhu River.
As they marched along these two paths, controlled by the commander, the army was faced with a two-fold doubt. They were unsure which direction was east and which was west.
Then, after traveling through many places with abundant grass and water, the king...