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The central part of the mandap is adorned with sixteen pillars, its back beautifully decorated with vaidurya gems. || 126 ||
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Above it, in all four directions, were Yakshas and Indras, who were superior in auspiciousness and wealth, and who held Sri and the Dharmachakra. Above that was another Hiranyapitha, displaying its splendor, surrounded by eight flags. It was adorned with flags marked with Chakravaka, elephant, bull, lotus, beautiful garments, lion, peacock, and garlands of flowers. Still, there were three pitha structures (one above the other). Above them were beautiful thrones, made of gold and silver, and studded with Samantabhadra gems. Their staffs (for support) were adorned with knots of crystal gems, made of emerald gems. Above them were three umbrellas, as beautiful as the character of Nabheya. They were adorned like the moon, with white rays of light like those of elephants.
The Bhamandala is like the sun's disc, which, as if terrified by Rahu, has sought refuge in the Supreme Lord, who destroys the sight of the unseeing. Or, it is adorned with clusters of red flowers, and is as beautiful as the passion that arises from the mind. It is adorned with leaves, where happy pairs of birds play, like an Ashoka tree. As the Dundubhi sounds for the gods, so the ocean of Dharma roars.
Ghata - As if it proclaims with the sound of the deep Dundubhi, "If you wish to be liberated from the world, then bow down to the Lord of the Three Worlds." || 27 ||
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As the continuous Kunda, Kutaka, Mandara, Kamal, Sindhuvara with bees, Kanikara (kaner) and Champaka flowers fall from the sky, so arrows fall from the hand of Kamadeva.