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The twenty-eighth chapter: Shyamagiri, whose body is not adorned with hair, whose belly is thin, whose body is covered with fluttering leaves like garments. ||38|| Those who are beautiful with their hair tied with the hair of the chamari cow, who have made garlands of gunja fruits their necklaces. ||39|| Those who are fragrant with the scent of musk deer, who are gathering the treasures of the forest with the desire to adorn themselves. ||40|| The daughters of the Pulinda tribe, who were amazed at the sight of the army, whose beauty was genuine, were seen by the Lord from afar. ||41|| Some of the Mlechcha kings offered the hair of the chamari cow, and some offered the musk deer's navel, to see the Lord. ||42|| There, the commander-in-chief, having received the order of the Chakravarti, subdued thousands upon thousands of fortresses of the Antapalas. ||43|| The Antapalas, offering rare jewels and precious wealth, paid homage to the Lord and accepted his command. ||44|| Then, traversing a long distance with his army, he reached the Ganga Gate, and after that, he reached the ocean, which was like himself, uncrossable. ||45|| He saw the water of the island, which was like the sweat of the ocean, surging out of the ocean and gathering in a deep place near the ocean. ||46|| From the beginning of the Yuga, when the rain fell at the beginning of the year, the water, due to the influence of time, had grown and reached the end of the island. ||47|| Because it was uncrossable, very large, and surrounded the entire island, the water, which had surged out of the ocean, became the Upsamudra. ||48|| Seeing that Upsamudra, Bharat, going by a pleasant path, stationed his army in the inner part of the Ganga. ||49||