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## The Thirty-Fourth Parva
**335** The Jayakumar, who was like a bond of kinship, whose brilliance was inconceivable, and who was a conqueror of the sun and moon, was becoming exceedingly beautiful.
**336** It was fitting that the Jayakumar, whose fortune was clearly manifest, should marry Sulochana, the beloved daughter of the king, the moon of the sky of the Nath dynasty, for the excellent knowledge of the brilliant says that a man who possesses blazing prowess obtains unique heroic fortune and fame.
**337** At that time, those who were experiencing joy were engaged in the following conversation about the Jayakumar, celebrating his victory: "This is the merit in the world, this is the glory of the most beautiful form, this is the fortune of fortune, he who was born from this is the father, she who gave birth to him is the mother of excellent offspring, this is the jewel of jewels, the crown jewel among the fortunate, and this is the one who is worthy of worship, like a gem that brings prosperity to the world."
**338** This Jayakumar, who constantly delights the earth (the lotus that blooms at night) on all sides, whose brilliance is ever-spreading, whose reputation is excellent, and who is always happy, will, by the maturity of his own prowess, attack even the sun and, with his great fame that spreads in all directions, will always grow.
**339** Thus, the Jayakumar, who has earned great merit by worshipping the Jina, and who has attained all kinds of blessings, has obtained fortune. Therefore, O wise men of faith, free from fear, worship the lotus feet of the supremely merciful, most excellent Jina.
**Thus ends the Thirty-Fourth Parva, entitled "The Auspicious Ceremony of Sulochana's Swayamvara," in the *Trishatilak Shree Mahapurana Sangraha* composed by Bhagavadguna Bhadracharya.**
**Notes:**
1. Daughter.
2. This is the meaning of the words "up-ta," "i," "a," "10," "sa."
3. Jayakumar.
4. "Pratibha" means brilliance, "praatibha" means knowledge, and "tacc" means that. The meaning is that it is the knowledge of brilliance that arises from each person.
5. In the world.
6. Mother.
7. Having a good son.
8. Mirror of prosperity.
9. Stable.
10. May it be.