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## The Eighth Canto
Eight Dikkumari goddesses, Citra and Citramaranabhasvara, stood with mirrors in their hands.
1. Ila, 2. Sura, 3. Prithvi, 4. Padmavati, 5. Kanchana, 6. Sita, 7. Navamika, and 8. Bhadraka, these eight Dikkumari goddesses, adorned with the brilliance of their superior bodies, illuminating the directions, stood in wonder, holding white umbrellas.
1. Hri, 2. Sri, 3. Dhriti, 4. Varuni, 5. Pundarikani, 6. Alambusa, 7. Ambujasyasri, and 8. Mishrakeśi, these eight Dikkumari goddesses, adorned with shining golden earrings, stood holding fly whisks with golden staffs.
1. Citra, 2. Kanakacitra, 3. Sutraman, and 4. Trishira, these four Vidutkumari goddesses, illuminated everything with their brilliance like lightning.
1. Vijaya, 2. Vaijayanti, 3. Jayanti, and 4. Aparajita, these four goddesses were the chief among the Vidutkumari goddesses.
1. Rucaka, 2. Rucakojvala, 3. Rucakabha, and 4. Rucakprabha, these four goddesses were the chief among the Dikkumari goddesses.
These eight goddesses performed the Jatakarma of the Jina according to the prescribed rituals. They are highly skilled in Jatakarma and perform it for the Jina everywhere.
At that time, the crowns of all the Indras in the three worlds became unsteady, and their seats trembled due to the influence of the Jina's birth.
The Ahmindras, who possessed the knowledge of the future, remained in their respective abodes. They merely took seven steps from their thrones and offered a silent obeisance to the Jina.
In the realm of the Bhavanavasi Devas, the sound of conch shells arose spontaneously. In the realm of the Vyantaras, the sound of drums echoed. And in the realm of the Jyotishis, the roar of lions resounded.
The resounding sound of the great bells of precious stones filled the realm of the Kalpavasis. At that time, the three worlds were filled with anxiety, wondering what to do.
Saudharmendra, whose mind was bewildered by the trembling of the seat, shook his crown and raised his head, pondering: "This newborn child, foolish, independent, acting impulsively, fearless, and without any doubt, who is this who has performed this?"