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## Chapter 36
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Bharateshvara, even in this battle, did not achieve victory. The victory was again proclaimed by the forces of Bhujabali. ||56||
The two lion-like warriors, Nrisimha and Bhujabali, both eager for battle, entered the arena. ||57||
The great arm-wrestling match between the two brothers, adorned with the pride of their arms, involved much shaking, striking, maneuvering, and exercise of their arms. ||58||
Bhujabali, in a playful manner, spun around Bharat, whose crown shone brightly. In that moment, the emperor, while spinning, assumed the playful posture of the Aalatchakra. ||59||
Bhujabali, having conquered the greatest of kings, the elder and the conqueror of the Bharat region, did not, out of respect, throw him to the ground. ||60||
Instead, he lifted him up with his arms and placed him on his shoulder. At that time, Bhujabali, carrying Bharateshvara on his shoulder, appeared as if the great Himalayas, adorned with its peaks, were being carried by the blue mountain. ||61||
At that time, the kings on Bhujabali's side raised a great clamor, while the people on Bharat's side bowed their heads in shame. ||62||
Seeing this in front of them, the kings of both sides were filled with great shame and wonder. ||63||
The emperor, with furrowed brows, blood-red eyes, and burning with anger, became momentarily unseeable. ||64||
Blinded by anger, the lord of treasures, Bharat, remembered the Chakra Ratna, which uprooted and threw away the entire group of enemies, to defeat Bhujabali. ||65||
As soon as he remembered, the Chakra Ratna came near Bharat. Bharat, aiming at Bhujabali,