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## Second Chapter
The (mountain) with its summit adorned with a Tamala forest, like the summit of Mount Meru. ||33|| With clusters of red chamaras hanging near its ears, like the summit of Mount Meru adorned with a forest of red Asoka trees. ||34|| With its body encircled by a beautiful golden chain, like the summit of Mount Meru adorned with a golden girdle. ||35|| Filled with the sounds of music and dance performed by many celestial beings, like the summit of Mount Meru where celestial nymphs dance and sing. ||36|| With its long, round, and mobile trunks encompassing the space between the directions, like the summit of Mount Meru where large, serpentine snakes with hoods coil around. ||37|| With a large, white umbrella held aloft by Indra, like the summit of Mount Meru where the full moon shines brightly. ||38|| Adorned with fluttering chamaras held by the arms of Indra, like the summit of Mount Meru adorned with the tails of chamara deer. ||39|| Indra, having placed the Jina on the back of Airavata, adorned him and went to Mount Meru with the other gods. ||40||
There, in the beautiful Panduka forest of Mount Meru, Indra placed the Jina on the famous Panduka rock, on a lion throne. He then bathed him with the water of the ocean of milk, brought by the gods in golden pitchers. He adorned him with clothes, ornaments, and garlands, and praised him. Then, he brought him back and placed him in his mother's lap, performing all the necessary rituals. He praised the Jina, who brought equal joy to his parents, King Siddhartha and Queen Priyakarini, with the name Vardhamana. Then, he departed with the other gods. ||41-44||
For fifteen months before the Lord's birth, there was a daily shower of jewels, which satisfied all the beggars. ||45||
1. With a small golden bell garland. ||
2. It shines. ||
3. Covered with many Rakshasas. ||
4. Nourished. ||