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The second chapter
The birds' chirping seemed like a sweet conversation, the buzzing of the bees seemed like a song of intoxication, the fragrant breeze seemed like an embrace. The mountain peaks were adorned with a multitude of shining metals, the mouths of lions were visible in the caves, the elephants were seated beneath the dense trees, and the mountain covered the entire sky with its glory. Just as Lord Vrishabhadeva was seated on the beautiful Mount Kailasa, in the same way, Lord Vardhamana Jineendra was seated on the vast mountain. ||102-108||
On that vast mountain, there was a land called Samavasarana, which was one yojana in extent. ||109||
When the victorious Vardhamana Jineendra, the conqueror of the enemy called the world, ascended the throne in that Samavasarana land, Indra's throne trembled. ||110||
Indra thought at that time, "By whose power has my throne trembled?" As he thought, he knew everything through his knowledge of the past, present, and future. ||111||
Indra remembered his commander, and the commander immediately stood with folded hands. Indra ordered him, "Inform all the gods that Lord Vardhamana Jineendra is seated on the vast mountain, so all of you should gather and go to pay your respects to him." ||112-113||
Then Indra himself mounted his elephant, Airavata, which looked like a large group of autumn clouds, whose tusks were yellowed by the impact of golden shores, which was adorned with golden garlands, and which was surrounded by a river whose water seemed to be yellowed by the pollen of lotuses, like Mount Kailasa itself. The elephant was adorned with the cheeks of intoxicated bees, its fragrance filled the entire world with the pollen of Kadamba flowers, it had a conch shell ornament near its ears, and it seemed to be spitting out forests of lotuses with its red tongue. ||114-117||