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The twenty-eighth chapter. On the next day, having performed all the morning rituals, the Chakravarti Bharat set out, following the Chakra Ratna. ||1|| The Chakra Ratna, which destroys the power of the enemy and is itself not to be crossed by others, and the Danda Ratna, which punishes the enemies, both these Ratnas were in front of the Chakravarti's army. ||2|| The Chakra Ratna was protected by a thousand Devas, and the Danda Ratna was also protected by the same number of Devas. In fact, these two were the cause of the Chakravarti's victory, the rest of the material was only for show. ||3|| This time, the Chakravarti, whose body was competing with the Vijay Parvat, had set out riding the revered elephant named Vijay Parvat. ||4|| At that time, it seemed as if the Maharaja Bharat, who was eager to conquer the eastern direction up to the sea, was carrying the Vijay Parvat on his back by the power of his deception. ||5|| Just as Indra, adorned with a radiant crown, looks beautiful riding the Airavata elephant, so too Bharat, adorned with a radiant crown, looked beautiful riding the Vijay Parvat elephant, which was white like the clouds of autumn and given by the Devas. ||6|| The white umbrella held over Bharat's head was radiating such beauty as if it were the place of origin of glory. ||7|| A row of chamaras, as pure as the laughter of Lakshmi and as cool as the moonlight of autumn, was being carried around Maharaja Bharat. ||8|| The Chakravarti Bharat, riding the elephant named Vijay and shining with the brilliance of his victorious weapons, was the target of the glances of Vijay Lakshmi. Meaning - Vijay Lakshmi was looking at him. ||9|| Just as the Devas follow Indra, so too thousands of crowned kings were following Maharaja Bharat from all sides. ||10||