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**Thirty-sixth Chapter**
May Bahubali, who in the assembly of all kings, conquered all the glory of Bharata through eye-battles, wrestling matches, and water battles; who, considering the burden of the kingdom as insignificant as grass, renounced the world for liberation and became the foremost among those who had renounced their bodies; may he protect you all. ||204||
May Bahubali, who, in the presence of all the Kshatriyas, was approached by the victory-goddess of Bharata in the form of a blazing wheel, but who, having rejected her forever, made her an object of shame, and who had accepted the path of his father (the path of the monks), may he protect you all. ||205||
May he, the son of Adityanatha, who, in the presence of the kings, was holding the hope of the union with the victorious goddess, who was the most radiant, whose fame spread throughout the world, and who had undertaken austerities for true glory, always be victorious. ||206||
May Bahubali, whose strength of arms became famous in the wrestling match with the king of Bharata in the presence of the Kshatriyas, and whose name, when remembered, purifies the whole group of beings, always be victorious. ||207||
May Bahubali, whose feet, when touched, extinguish the fire of poison that comes out of the breath of serpents, who is respected by all the worlds, and whose body is adorned with creepers that are removed by the celestial nymphs with their hands, always be victorious. ||208||