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The arrow, whose motion never faltered, flew upwards, reaching the abode of the gods residing on the peak of the Himalayas, shaking the very structure of their dwelling. ||89|| The Magadha god, understanding the arrival of the Chakravarti, bowed his head in reverence. ||90|| The god, having restrained his anger, touched the bowstring and reached the place where the Chakravarti was seated. ||91|| He said to Bharata, "O god, this Himalayan peak is very high and cannot be crossed by ordinary mortals. Yet, you have crossed it today, making your character extraordinary, surpassing that of ordinary humans." ||92|| "O god, where are our abodes, so far away, and where is your arrow? Yet, this arrow, upon falling, has shaken us all at once." ||93|| "O god, your prowess, through the guise of the arrow, seems to be leaping in the sky, as if calling us, the bound gods (a type of celestial army under the Chakravarti), to be appointed to the position of gods." ||94|| "Your victorious endeavor, having conquered the ocean and invaded the caves of the Vijayardha mountain, is now spreading to the peaks of the Himalayas." ||95|| "O lord, your complete conquest of the directions is already accomplished. Therefore, O victorious one, may your victory be everlasting, may you be prosperous, and may you continue to grow. This praise is a repetition of your glory." ||96|| Thus speaking, the god, filled with the words "victory, victory," along with many other gods, began to serve Bharata with all kinds of offerings. ||97|| And, according to the proper procedure for kings, he performed the coronation of the king of kings, Bharata, and presented him with sandalwood called Goshirsh, along with a collection of medicinal herbs. ||98|| And he said, "O god, these gods residing in your domain, desiring your favor, bow their heads from afar, offering you salutations." ||99||