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Then the King set out following the path of the cakra-jewel to the west, obscuring the sun by the dust of the army. Quickly putting the 顿谤补惫颈岣峚蝉^[1] to flight, like a 驳补谤耻岣峚 serpents; blinding the Andhras by his own splendor like the sun blinding owls; causing signs of royalty to be abandoned by the 罢谤颈办补濒颈峁単补蝉,^[2] as well as power; making the Vidarbhas powerless as couches 鈥渙f darbha-grass; making the 惭补丑腻谤腻峁ａ弓谤补蝉 abandon their realms, like beggars in rags; branding the Kau峁卥a峁嘺s like horses^[3] with arrows; making the 尝腻峁璦蝉 fold their hands on their foreheads as if they were in pain; making the Kacchas contract on all sides like large turtles; reducing to submission the 厂耻谤腻峁ａ弓谤补蝉 fierce like their country,^[4] the King gradually arrived at the shore of the western ocean.

After he had established camp, concentrating on 笔谤补产丑腻蝉补, observing a three days鈥� fast, he began 辫补耻峁�a诲丑补 in the 辫补耻峁�a诲丑补-house. At the end of the three days鈥� fast, the King got into his chariot, like the sun, and plunged into 尝补惫补峁噊诲补 till the water was up to the hub. After stringing his bow, he made the bow-string resound, resembling the sound of a victory-drum for the success of the journey of the arrow. He discharged the arrow with his name, like a messenger removing all doubt, at the house of the Lord of 笔谤补产丑腻蝉补t墨rtha. At the end of twelve yojanas the arrow fell into the house of the god 笔谤补产丑腻蝉补, like a bird into a tree.

When he saw the arrow, the chief of those acting with circumspection read on it the name of Cakrin Sagara. Collecting gifts and taking the arrow, he approached King Sagara with devotion, as if he were a guru who was a guest. Standing in the air, he gave a crest-jewel, two golden breast-ornaments, bracelets, a girdle, and armlets to the King, and also the arrow. He said to the King of 痴颈苍墨迟腻 respectfully, 鈥淚n this district, O Cakravartin, I shall dwell henceforth as the executor of your commands.鈥� After accepting the gifts and conversing with him considerately, the King dismissed 笔谤补产丑腻蝉补 like a minister. Sagara went to camp, bathed, worshipped the Jina, and with his retinue broke his three days鈥� fast. Delighted, the King made an eight-day festival for the Lord of 笔谤补产丑腻蝉补t墨rtha, as he had done for the Lord of 痴补谤补诲腻尘补苍.