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The thirtieth chapter: The emperor Bharat, eager to conquer the western region, set out with his army, conquering the southern and western regions (the southwest). [1] His army was led by a group of horses, followed by chariots, with elephants in the middle and infantry spread throughout. [2] The army of Bharat, consisting of elephants, horses, chariots, and infantry, marched alongside the armies of the gods and the vidyadharas. Thus, his army expanded in all directions with its six limbs. [3] The movement of the army caused the ocean to churn and wave, as if it were telling the servants, "Everyone should follow the great men." [4] The kings, overwhelmed by the army's force, were humbled, the rivers were filled with mud, and the great mountains, like the earth, were leveled. [5] All the achievements of this emperor, which were delightful to enjoy, satisfying, and desirable to those who wished to enjoy them, bore fruit with his great efforts. [6] The strength and army of Bharat, impenetrable, firmly united, and the cause of the enemy's destruction, were influencing the enemy kings. [7] The warriors of Bharat were like his arrows, for just as warriors were equipped with fruit, i.e., desired benefits, so too were arrows equipped with fruit, i.e., iron tips. Just as warriors were sharp, i.e., brilliant, so too were arrows sharp, i.e.,