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## The Thirty-Seventh Chapter
**237** These were the fruits of the **Punyakalpataru** (Tree of Merit) for the **Chakravarti** (Universal Monarch), which were not enjoyed by anyone else and were unparalleled in the world. **16**
Without merit, how can one obtain such unparalleled beauty and wealth? Without merit, how can one obtain such an impenetrable body? **19**
Without merit, how can one obtain such an abundance of wealth and jewels? Without merit, how can one obtain such a family of elephants, horses, etc.? **192**
Without merit, how can one obtain such a magnificent inner palace? Without merit, how can one obtain the ten types of enjoyments and possessions? **193**
Without merit, how can one obtain such an order that transcends islands and oceans? Without merit, how can one obtain such a victorious Lakshmi who conquers all directions? **194**
Without merit, how can one obtain such a power that even the gods bow down to? Without merit, how can one obtain such an endeavor that crosses the ocean? **195**
Without merit, how can one obtain such a radiance that conquers the three worlds? Without merit, how can one obtain such a celebration of victory over the **Nagaraja** (King of Mountains)? **196**
Without merit, how can one obtain such great respect and honor from the **Himvan** (Himalayan God)? Without merit, how can one obtain such an anointment by the goddesses of the rivers? **197**
Without merit, how can one conquer the **Vijayardha** (Victory Mountain)? Without merit, how can one obtain such rare jewels, which are difficult to obtain for others? **198**
Without merit, how can one obtain such a beautiful expanse throughout the entire **Bharat** (India)? Without merit, how can one obtain such fame that transcends the boundaries of the directions? **199**
Therefore, O wise ones, knowing that the glory of the **Chakravarti** is born from merit, accumulate that merit which is like a storehouse of all happiness and wealth. **20**
There were delicious dishes called **Amritakalp** (Ambrosia-like) which were prepared with spices and other ingredients, and a divine drink called **Amrit** (Ambrosia) which was as sweet as nectar. **189**
All these enjoyments and possessions of the **Chakravarti** were the fruits of his **Punyakalpataru** (Tree of Merit), which could not be enjoyed by anyone else and were unmatched in the world. **190**
**1 Himvan** (Himalayan God) **2** The **Himvan** (Himalayan God) **3** The Goddess of the Ganges River **4** The arrival of wealth or influence **5** The **Lambini** (a place in Nepal) **6** Therefore, due to this reason.