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## Table of Contents
**Twenty-sixth Chapter** Bharata Chakravarti performed the worship of the Chakra Ratna according to the rituals and then celebrated the festival of the birth of his son. The city was decorated. Afterwards, he set out for Digvijaya. A detailed description of the autumn season at that time. Description of the Chakravarti setting out for Digvijaya. Description of the splendor of the army at that time. Description of the journey towards the east. Description of the Ganga. 1-17
**Twenty-seventh Chapter** Description of the beauty of the Ganga and the forest by the charioteer. Description of the elephants, horses, and other parts of the army. 18-32
**Twenty-eighth Chapter** The next day, as soon as morning arrived, they set out for Digvijaya. The Chakra Ratna was moving ahead of them. Description of the splendor of the army at that time. They gradually reached the Ganga gate. There, seeing the ocean, they entered the grove on the bank of the Ganga by land. They stationed the army there. Afterwards, they reached the seashore, where there is a detailed description of the ocean. 33-44
**Twenty-ninth Chapter** Bharata Chakradhara moved forward in the salt ocean as if on land. After traveling twelve yojanas, he released an arrow marked with his name, which reached the assembly of the Magadha king. At first, the Magadha king was very angry, but later, seeing the Chakravarti's name on the arrow, he became humble and, taking his garland, throne, and earrings, went to welcome the Chakravarti. The Chakravarti was very pleased with his humility. 45-50
**Thirtieth Chapter** A detailed description of the ocean in various meters. Finally, the poet describes the greatness of punya. 51-61
**Thirty-first Chapter** Afterwards, the Chakravarti moved towards the south. He subdued many kings along the way. Description of various countries, rivers, and mountains encountered along the way. 62-71
**Thirty-second Chapter** On the shore of the southern ocean, the Chakravarti stationed his entire army. Description of the natural beauty of the place. The Chakravarti entered the southern ocean in his chariot and conquered Vyantaradeva, the ruler there. 72-80
**Thirty-third Chapter** Emperor Bharata, having conquered the south, moved towards the west. Seeing the natural beauty of various forests, mountains, and rivers, he was very pleased. Gradually, they reached the Vindhya mountain. Seeing its scattered beauty, his mind was very pleased. He stationed his army there. The rulers of many forests came to meet him with various gifts. Bharata honored them all appropriately. Going along the seashore, they reached the shore of the western salt ocean. There, wearing divine weapons, they entered the western ocean for twelve yojanas and subdued Prabhasa, the Vyantara ruler. What does not happen by the influence of punya? 81-95
**Thirty-fourth Chapter** Afterwards, Bharata Chakradhara, the lord of eighteen crore horses, set out towards the north.