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## Chapter 234: The Adi Purana
**152.** There was a vast, impregnable treasury called **Vasu Dharaka** and a magnificent bathing chamber called **Jimuta**.
**153.** The emperor wore a resplendent necklace of jewels called **Ratna Mala** and a dazzling, beautiful canopy called **Devaramya**.
**154.** His bed, called **Singha Vahini**, was borne by fearsome lions, and his throne, **Anuttara** (unparalleled), was elevated by both its qualities and its name.
**155.** His **Upamana** fly whisks, surpassing all comparisons, were presented to the lord of treasures, the emperor, by **Vijayardha Kumar**.
**156.** His **Surya Prabha** umbrella, crafted from precious gems, shone brighter than a hundred suns.
**157.** He wore two beautiful **Vidhyut Prabha** earrings, their brilliance surpassing even lightning.
**158.** His **Visha Mochika** sandals, adorned with the rays of jewels, released deadly poison upon contact with another's foot.
**159.** His **Abhedya** armor, impenetrable and radiant, could not be pierced by the sharp arrows of his enemies in the great battle.
**160.** His chariot, **Ajit Janya**, carried the weight of victory and victory's goddess, **Jayalakshmi**. It was adorned with numerous divine weapons, capable of conquering foes.
**161.** His bow, **Vajra Kanda**, was like a thunderbolt, its string's impact shaking the entire universe. It had conquered gods, demons, and all beings.
**162.** His arrows, **Amogha**, never missed their mark. With these, the emperor achieved victory in battles where victory seemed impossible, earning him praise on the battlefield.
**163.** His mace, **Vajra Tunda**, made of pure diamond, was capable of shattering his enemies. It was worthy of praise, even in the face of Indra, the king of gods.
**164.** His spear, **Simhako**, was adorned with lion's claws, its tip sharp as night. It was a beautiful ornament, attached to a shaft made of precious gems.