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The twenty-eighth chapter. Having worshipped the arrow with fragrant garlands, Akshata, etc., we should go and offer it to him, obeying his command. ||17|| O Magadha, do not be swayed by any kind of delusion, and be sure to carry out this task, for it is not right for you, a resident of his country, to oppose him. ||15|| Therefore, O Deva, it is useless to be angry, for there is no peace in enmity with the Chakravarti. Who can be happy swimming against the strong current of a great river? ||149|| If it is the policy to keep a powerful man on your side, then the Chakravarti should be pleased today, for wise people believe that a humble attitude like a bent reed is the way to overcome suffering in the case of great men. ||150|| Worship of the worthy brings progress to beings in both this world and the next, while transgression of the worship of the worthy, i.e., disrespect, binds one to sin in both worlds. ||151|| Thus, by the words of those Devas, he, the Magadha Deva, who had been somewhat enlightened at that moment, accepted their words, saying, "I did not know this." ||152|| At that time, his mind was filled with some confusion, some fear, some apprehension, some anxiety, and some enlightenment. ||153|| Then, after a short while, his mind became clear and calm, the anger having subsided, and she looked at everything that had happened before and after. ||154|| This is the first Chakravarti among the Chakravartis, Bharat, whose command cannot be transgressed. We should worship him in every way and obey his command with respect. ||155|| He is the Chakravarti, the ultimate being, and the son of the Jagadguru, Vrishabhadeva. Each of these three qualities is worthy of worship, so what can be said of him who possesses all three? ||156|| Having decided thus, the Magadha Deva, accompanied by many excellent Devas who were in a state of confusion, immediately set out to see the Chakravarti by the aerial path. ||157||