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The (Jain) flag, adorned with nine golden staffs, is twelve times taller than the height of Rishabha (the first Tirthankara). The staffs are adorned with white, exquisite, and praised yaksha-made chamaras (fly whisks) that move with the yakshas' hands. The flag is as tall as the height of Rishabha multiplied by twelve.
The flag is adorned with swans bound in gold, resembling the waves of the ocean of milk, the moving limbs of fame, and the flowers of the creeper of compassion.
The flag is eight times taller than the height of Lakshmi's beautiful limbs and the good things in the world. The same applies to the pillars and the platform.
Who can describe the creation of Indra? The sun and the moon should be understood by their radiance.
Thus, when Kubera created the flag, Indra bowed to the revered Jina, saying, "O destroyer of darkness, the Samavasarana is five thousand dhanus (bows) high in the sky. O Shrenika, this Jina, Krishna, Rudra, Chaturanana! Victory to you, victory to you who enjoy the pleasure of love with the goddess of penance, Rama. I, Kali, have spoken of the knowledge of the Jina.
Victory to you, O Sun, who absorbs the waters of sin. Victory to you, O Sun, whose body shines like the sun. Victory to you, O Ghata, whose height is five hundred dhanus as stated by the Jina. Victory to you, O Banavrikshagiri (mountain), O pillar (flagpole), who removes the darkness of the mind.