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## Chapter Thirty-Eight
**261**
The **dishaṃjaya** is to be known as the effort to conquer the directions. He conquers the earth with the ocean, with the **chakra-ratna** in front. ||23||
Thus ends the **dishaṃjaya**. Now the **chakra-abhiṣeka** ceremony is described, which takes place when the **siddhā-digvijaya** enters his own city. ||235||
He enters his own abode, with the **chakra-ratna** in front. His palace is filled with great wealth and surpasses the celestial chariots. ||236||
He sits there for a moment in a beautiful pleasure pavilion, adorned with **chamaras**, resembling a mountain king with waterfalls. ||237||
He worships the treasures and celebrates the **chakra** festival. He gives gifts to those who desire them and honors the noble kings. ||238||
Then he is anointed by the kings of noble lineage, with the sound of thousands of auspicious instruments resounding deeply. ||239||
Then, the crown is placed on the head of the one who has been anointed according to the proper procedure, by the four chief kings of renowned lineage. ||240||
He is anointed with the **chakra** and adorned with the auspicious paraphernalia of the great anointment. He is bowed to by the kings from all sides. ||241||
He wears a crown adorned with sparkling jewels, with a **kakuda** (crest) symbolizing the **chakra** kingdom, a king among kings. ||242||
He wears two earrings, adorned with sparkling jewels, which resemble the wheels of the chariot of the goddess of speech. ||243||
He wears a necklace, adorned with large pearls, shining like stars, resembling a festive archway. ||244||
All the people consider him the **rājadhirāja** and worship him with the anointment ceremony. ||245||
This is the forty-fourth ceremony called **chakra-lābha**.
After that, the **chakra-ratna** is placed in front of him, and he sets out to conquer the entire earth, including the ocean. This effort to conquer the directions is called **dishaṃjaya**. ||246||
This is the forty-fifth ceremony called **dishaṃjaya**.
When the **digvijaya** is complete and the Lord is about to enter his city, the **chakra-abhiṣeka** ceremony takes place. Now, this ceremony is described. ||247||
He enters his own palace, with the **chakra-ratna** in front. His palace is filled with great wealth and surpasses the celestial chariots. ||248||
He sits there for a moment in a beautiful pleasure pavilion, adorned with **chamaras**, resembling a mountain king with waterfalls. ||249||
He worships the treasures and celebrates the **chakra** festival. He gives gifts to those who desire them and honors the noble kings. ||250||
Then he is anointed by the kings of noble lineage, with the sound of thousands of auspicious instruments resounding deeply. ||251||
Then, the crown is placed on the head of the one who has been anointed according to the proper procedure, by the four chief kings of renowned lineage. ||252||
He is anointed with the **chakra** and adorned with the auspicious paraphernalia of the great anointment. He is bowed to by the kings from all sides. ||253||
He wears a crown adorned with sparkling jewels, with a **kakuda** (crest) symbolizing the **chakra** kingdom, a king among kings. ||254||
He wears two earrings, adorned with sparkling