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## Chapter Twenty-Six
**1.** In the lineage of Shouri, Madanvega had a son named Anaavrusti, who was as handsome as Kamadeva, a master of policy, and strong.
**2.** One day, the Vidyaadharas, along with their wives, went to the Siddhakoota Jinalaya to pay their respects. Shouri, accompanied by Madanvega, also went there.
**3.** After paying homage to the Jina, they went to the image-house and, assuming various forms, took shelter under the pillars, as was appropriate.
**4.** Vidyuudvega, adorned with splendor, also worshipped the Lord and, along with his followers, took refuge under the pillar of the Gauri Vidyaas.
**5.** Then, Vasudeva asked Madanvega about the Vidyaadharas, and she described them as follows:
**6.** "My Lord, those who are seated near our pillar, holding lotuses in their hands and wearing garlands of lotuses, are the Vidyaadharas known as Gaurikas."
**7.** "Those who are wearing red garlands and red robes, and are seated near the Gandhaar pillar, are the Gandhaar Vidyaadharas."
**8.** "Those who are wearing robes of various colors, as yellow as gold, and are seated near the Maanav pillar, are the Maanavputraka Vidyaadharas."
**9.** "Those who are wearing somewhat red robes, adorned with shining jewels, and are seated near the Maanas pillar, are the Manuputraka Vidyaadharas."
**10.** "Those who are holding various herbs in their hands, and are wearing various ornaments and garlands, and are seated near the Oushadhi pillar, are the Moolveerya Vidyaadharas."
**11.** "Those who are wearing garlands of golden flowers and ornaments, and are seated near the pillar of the Earth, are the Antarbhoomichar Vidyaadharas."
**12.** "My Lord, those who are wearing various earrings and are adorned with armlets, and are seated near the Shank pillar, are the Shankuka Vidyaadharas."
**13.** "Those who are wearing turbans with ornaments and whose jeweled earrings are shining, and are seated near the Kaushik pillar, are the Kaushik Vidyaadharas."