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From the foot of the Apaandaragiri mountain to the Vaibhar mountain, and from the Asaila mountain to the Gorath mountain, the victorious elephants of Bharat Maharaj were roaming everywhere. || 46 || The commander of Bharat's army, desiring to conquer all, roamed throughout the lands of Vanga, Anga, Pundra, Magadha, Malava, Kashi, and Kosala, along with his victorious army. || 47 || With Bharat's consent, that commander also reached the lands of Kalinda, Kalakuta, the Kiratas, and the Malla. || 48 || The elephants of his army were roaming everywhere, having crossed the rivers Sumagadhi, Ganga, Gomati, Kapeevati, and Rathaspha. || 49 || The elephants of his army, going towards the east, crossed the extremely deep rivers Gambhira, Kalatoya, Kaushiki, Kalamhi, Tamra, Aruna, and Nichura, as well as the Lohitya sea and the large lake called Kambhuk. || 50-51 || The horses of Maharaj Bharat's victorious army, whose hooves had filled all directions with dust, who were very swift, and whose nostrils were quivering, roamed south of the river Shon, north of the river Narmada, on both sides of the river Beeja, and around the river Mekhala. || 52-53 || The elephants of Bharat drank from the rivers Udumbari, Panasa, Tamasa, Pramrusha, Shuktimati, and Yamuna. || 54 || The horses of the Chakravarti crossed the waters of the Pampa lake and conquered the land of Chedi, having crossed the mountain of the same name. || 55 || The victorious elephants of Bharat, who conquered all, crossed the Rishyamuk mountain, reached the Kolahal mountain, and then went near the eastern part of the Malaya mountain. || 56 || The soldiers of Bharat's army, with disregard like that of Delhi, crossed the Nagapriya mountain and brought under their control the elephants born in the lands of Chedi and Kakusha. || 57 || The brave men of his army, riding horses, crossed the river Vritravati, whose banks are scarred by wild elephants. || 58 ||