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The thirty-first chapter: "He subdued the kings of other countries and those who had risen up in opposition, with his victorious army, and brought their commanders under his control." (16) "They, honoring the commander, and with fear, bowed down to the Chakravarti from afar, who had accepted their future." (17) "Just as a man, by taking the hand of a woman, brings her under his control, so the Chakravarti Bharat, by taking taxes, brought the southern region under his control, and then forcibly took its essence and proceeded towards the southern sea." (18) "Seeing the forest near the shore, which was full of clove and jasmine vines, and small cardamom plants, he was filled with great joy." (19) "The air of the forest, which was fragrant with cardamom, and which was gentle, was moving the lotus flowers in the ponds." (100) "The forest, with its branches swaying in the wind, and its flowers scattered like offerings, seemed to be welcoming the Chakravarti." (101) "The trees, with their branches swaying in the wind, and the buzzing of the bees, seemed to be calling out to Bharat's soldiers to rest." (102) "Then, the Chakravarti stationed his army in the forest, near the sea, by the great gate called Vijayanta." (103) "The forest and Bharat's army were alike, for just as the forest was full of sandalwood trees, so was the army full of elephants; just as the forest was full of Nagakesar trees, so was the army full of noble men; just as the forest was full of flowers, so was the army full of gods and good-hearted men; and just as the forest was full of birds, so was the army full of chariots." (104) "Thus, the army and the forest were alike."