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## Chapter 35: The Description of Kumar Bahubali's War Efforts
**129**
With auspicious songs of victory, which are excellent and fit for kings, the great king Bahubali awoke to achieve victory. Just as the elephant Airavata, upon waking from sleep, gradually leaves the banks of the Ganges, so too did he gradually leave his bed upon waking.
**248**
He, whose glory is enhanced by the chieftains of his army, who himself possesses immense strength, and whom many kings from afar come to see and pay homage to, this young Bahubali, intoxicated with victory, blocked the directions with the clouds of his victorious elephants, and proceeded with his army to the battlefield.
**242**
Thus ends the thirty-fifth chapter of the *Trishatshalaka Mahapurana Sangraha*, composed by the *Arsha* (venerable) Bhagavatzinaseenacharya, which describes the war efforts of Kumar Bahubali.
**1. Group**
**2. Encompassing**
**3. By the chieftains of the army**
**4. By many kings**