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Adipurana
This victorious one, who has manifested wealth, who has conquered all the kings, and who continuously expands his six-part kingdom, the Lakshmi of his vast empire, free from the control of others. For him, time, though vast, passed like a moment, due to the enjoyment of the six seasons, born from the rise of virtuous deeds, which were full of delight and extremely sweet. ||201||
He, who, by the weight of his wealth, adorned with countless jewels, treasures, and lands, made this entire empire Lakshmi, fit only for his own enjoyment, and protected it. He, who, like a king protecting his queen, never became anxious, this Chakravarti Bharat, ruled this earth, under one umbrella, for a long time. ||202||
The earth, adorned with six parts, became known as Bharatavarsha by his name. He protected this land, from the southern sea to the Himalayas, destroying his enemies. He, whose chest was the resting place of Lakshmi, worthy of his immeasurable wealth of jewels and treasures, that glorious Bharat, the lord of the earth, was the foremost and chief among the lords of treasures. ||203||
He, who is worthy of being praised by the beings of the three worlds, but who does not praise anyone himself. He, who is meditated upon by yogis, but who does not meditate on anyone himself. He, who is capable of elevating those who bow to him, but who himself stands in a position where he is not worthy of being bowed to, that is, he does not bow to anyone. That glorious one, the guru of the three worlds, the pure, divine Purusha, is victorious. ||204||