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## Chapter 55, Verse 107-112
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**Verse 107:** The fifty-five chapters of the **Sarg** (cycle) are dedicated to the **Jina** (liberated soul) who is eager for **tapas** (austerity). The **Haripura** (Krishna) and **Sarabhoja** (Yadu) lineages, though powerful like a lion, could not restrain him with their pleas.
**Verse 108:** The **Jina**, a master of the **sthitic** (state of being), explained the situation to his father and family. He then walked towards the **uttarakuru** (northern region) palanquin, crafted by the **Kubera** (wealth god) like a sculptor.
**Verse 109:** The palanquin was adorned with flags and white umbrellas, and had walls of precious gems. It was decorated with beautiful ornaments and carried various forms. Just as the moon ascends the mountain, the **Jina** ascended the palanquin.
**Verse 110:** The kings of the earth first lifted the auspicious palanquin. Then, led by Indra, the celestial beings carried it joyfully through the sky.
**Verse 111:** The sound of the celestial beings filled the sky, a sound that was not beneficial to those without **shri** (auspiciousness). The cries of the grieving **Bhoja** lineage reached the ears of all beings, echoing through the world.
**Verse 112:** The celestial beings bowed to **Neminaath** (a **Jina**), who appeared like a peaceful lake. The **Apsaras** (celestial dancers) danced with various expressions, like peacocks and cranes near a lake.