Agam 04 Ang 04 Samvayang Sutra Sthanakvasi

SR No.: 002488
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Amarmuni
Publisher: Padma Prakashan
Publication Year: 2013
Total Pages: 446
Language: Hindi, Prakrit, Sanskrit
Classification: Book_Devnagari & agam_samvayang
File Size: 18 MB

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others. They were invincible because none could defeat them in wrestling. They were enemy killer because they had killed the enemies in great battles and wars. They were to churn the pride of myriads enemies. They were the compassionate towards their servants and retinue leaving aside any cruelity. They were devoid of any laxity and pride because they were the adopter of the least virtues of the others. They were devoid of flickerness the activities of mind, body and speech were stable. They were devoid of any kind of baseless terrible anger. They were endowed with the virtues of limited melodious speeches and sweet laugh. They were very sincere, sweet and speak absolutely true language. They were very lovable for those who have accepted their domination. They were the protector of those who come under your shelter. They were endowed with the marks of thunderbolt, Swastik and discuss and with the spot like mole, wart etc. They were perfect regarding the measurement, proportion and size of the body by birth. They were the most full body handsome. They were lustreous and attractive like placid size moon. They were devoid of laxity in abide by the duties. They were of forgiving disposition even to the offender criminals. They were serious spectacular and terrible punishment holder against the notorious persons. The co-lord (Baldeva) was the holder of the flag with Banyan tree sign and Lord (Vasudeva) of the flag of Eagle sign. They, the Dashar Mandal, were the ocean of the great essence and they were who could draw the strings of great bows upto the ears. To bear their various attacks in the battle field was undoubtful. They were the wielder of great bows, were brave among men and were the achiever of glory in wars. They were born in great noble clans. They were so powerful that they could churn even the great jewel thunderbolt and diamond by using their thumb and little fingers. They were the emperor or the rulers of the half of the Bharat region or the three khands. Their temperament was of placid disposition. They were the Tilak (ornamental mark on the heads) for the kingdoms and monarchies. They were invincible-means they could not be conquered by any one. The co-lord (Baldeva) was the wielder of plough and club whereas the lord (Vasudeva) was the wielder of bow and arrows Panchjanya conch, Sudarshan discus, Koumudiki mace, sword namely Shakti and Nandan. They were the bearer of the crowns embedded with lustreous, charming, clean Kaustoobh jewels. Their countenances were endowed with the jewels embedded in their earings. They were lotus eyed because their eyes were like the lotus flowers. Their chest were decorated with the Ekawali necklace dangling from throat to chest. Their chest were marked with auspicious sign of Shreevats. They were endowed with global famous glory. Their breast were constantly decorated with long, supreme garlands made of lustreous, charming, blossomed, five coloured fragrant flowers growing in all the reasons. There
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महापुरुष
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Samvayang Sutra*