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## Adipurana
For the sake of fame, he conquered the entire earth. Those who were independent in this Bharat Kshetra, whether they were concerned about their own country or foreign countries, if they were not concerned, then they were only concerned about their own country, that is, their own country. || 137 ||
He practiced the six virtues to eliminate his ignorance, because when he was protecting the enemy-free earth, what was the use of discussing treaties, war, etc. || 138 ||
The highly learned Maharaja Bharat, with great enthusiasm, used to explain the four royal sciences of Anvikshiki, Trayi, Varta, and Dandniti to the princes. || 139 ||
Sometimes he would also inspect the treasures and jewels, because some of the treasures and jewels were in his treasury and some were in his army. || 140 ||
Sometimes he would refute all the disputes in the Dharma Shastra, revealing the opinion of the Sarvagna Deva. || 141 ||
He would remove the doubts of those who had doubts about the principles spoken by the Bhagwan Arhant Deva and make them understand the true nature of the principles. || 142 ||
Similarly, he displayed his complete mastery in the meaning of Arthashastra and in Kamashastra, so that there was no other clever person like him in this world. || 143 ||
Seeing the independence of Maharaja Bharat in Hastitantra and Asvatantra, those who knew these scriptures believed that he was the creator of the original scriptures of all these. || 144 ||
Regarding Ayurveda, everyone praised the lord of treasures, Bharat, without any doubt, saying that this long life is like a living Ayurveda, that is, Ayurveda has taken the form of Bharat. || 145 ||
Similarly, good people also believed that he was skilled in grammar, proficient in rhetoric, and a reflection of Chanda Shastra. || 146 ||
The science of omens was first created by him, the science of omens was spoken by him, and the knowledge of astrology was also created by him. || 147 ||