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He whose face was radiant like the Anuttara Vimana, whose head was adorned with liberation, whose chin was like the Anudish, whose neck was like the Nava-Griveya, whose body was like the Sukalpa, whose waist was like the Madhyaloka, and whose thighs were like the Adholoka, that three-world-man was dancing, as if he were holding his waist and dancing. ||13||
At that time, due to the influence of the birth of the Jina, the sound of conch shells resounded in the realm of the Bhavanavasi Devas. In the realm of all the Vyantara Devas, the sound of the Patha drum echoed quickly. In the realm of the Sun, the roar of the lion resounded, and in the mansions of the Kalpavasis, the sound of the great bells rang. ||14||
Then, the kings of the Devas and Asuras, who were dwelling in the three worlds, whose crowns and thrones were trembling, who had used their knowledge of the future to know about the birth of the Jina, and who were filled with great joy, set out for the land of Bharata, accompanied by the Devas of the four categories. ||15||
The Ahmimdra Devas, who were the holders of the most pure and perfect vision, whose crowns were adorned with countless jewels, whose rays of light filled all directions, although they were residing in their own abodes, came forward seven steps from their thrones and bowed to the Jina. ||16||
The Asura Kumaras, Naga Kumaras, Vidyut Kumaras, Agni Kumaras, Vayu Kumaras, Dvipa Kumaras, Mahodadhi Kumaras, Stanita Kumaras, and Udadhi Kumaras, these ten types of Bhavanavasi Devas, shining brightly, emerged from the earth in all ten directions. ||17||
The Kimpurushas, Kinnaras, Mahoragas, Rakshasas, Pisachas, Bhutas, Yakshas, and Gandharvas, whose women were skilled in captivating the mind, and who were adorned with songs and various dances, came from all sides, being the eight types of Vyantara Devas who resided in the Madhyaloka. ||18||
The group of the five types of famous Jyotish Devas, known as Graha, Nakshatra, Chandrama, Surya, and Tara, who were adorned with bright rays, appeared together in their Vimanas, as if they were about to create another Jyotishaloka on earth. ||19||
1. Chaturnikayamara: K.
2. Shuchirochishām: M.