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## The Thirty-Third Chapter
The glorious Chakravarti Bharat, who has subdued all kings, Vidyadharas, and Devas, and has achieved victory in all directions, returned to his Ayodhya city. ||1||
This great king Bharat had acquired nine Nidhis (treasures) and fourteen precious jewels. All the kings of the six continents, along with the Vidyadharas, were under his control. ||2||
Having conquered this entire earth, whose boundary is the salty ocean, the Chakravarti set out for his Ayodhya city. ||3||
His army, with its waves of fluttering chowries and shining umbrellas, emerged from the shore of the Vijayardha mountain, like the Ganges. ||4||
With elephant-like ships, horse-like waves, and human-like ripples, the army, like a vast ocean, spread in all directions, making a great noise. ||5||
The sound of the rolling chariot wheels, the neighing of horses, and the roaring of elephants created a cacophony, a single sound everywhere. ||6||
The auspicious drums, announcing the departure, sounded like thunder, causing the Shikhandi warriors to fear a storm. ||7||
The group of horses was stopped by the advancing elephants, and the group of foot soldiers was stopped by the moving chariots. ||8||
The horses, elephants, and chariots, obstructed by the foot soldiers, moved slightly to the side and continued on their way. ||9||
The Chakravarti, whose crown slightly swayed and whose radiance was like that of Indra, mounted the elephant named Vijay Parvat, which was as tall as a mountain, and set out. ||10||
The Chakravarti's army, following the banks of the Ganges, crossed many countries, rivers, and mountains, and reached the vicinity of Mount Kailash. ||11||