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Whose fame, as pure as the moon's rays, shines brightly in all directions, is sung repeatedly by the gods in the midst of the Kula mountains. ||15|| Whose victorious armies, weary from following the wheel, rested at the foot of the Himalayas, having conquered all directions. ||152|| The son of Shri Vrishabhadeva, the grandson of Shri Nabhiraj, who ruled over the entire earth adorned with six continents. ||153|| Considering this mortal earth as a fleeting Lakshmi, he established his eternal fame on this mountain, having conquered all kings. ||154|| Thus, the Chakravarti himself inscribed his own praise with his own hand, while the gods showered him with flowers. ||155|| There, resounding drums boomed loudly, while the gods in the heavens proclaimed their blessings in hundreds of voices. ||156|| The gentle wind, carrying the essence of the sun and the fragrance of the Kalpa trees, blew softly, bringing the sweet scent of Mandara flowers. ||157|| The inscription of Bharat's name was not only on the stone wall, but also on the moon's disc, disguised as a dark mark. ||158|| This inscription serves as a witness to the enjoyment of the land, as declared in the decree. The gods are witnesses to the fact that the land conquered by the Chakravarti is his eternal possession. ||159|| Oh, what a great and powerful Chakravarti he is, who conquered all directions, having invaded the entire earth, from the three oceans in the east, west, and south. ||160|| Even the mountain of victory, which is not meant to be crossed, was easily overcome by him. His fame, like a mountain, is firmly established on this earth. ||161||