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O victorious one, adorned with crowns and diadems, victory to you! O victorious one, who eradicated the creeper of the three poisons, victory to you! O victorious one, who crushed the enemy in the form of Cupid's mirror, victory to you! O victorious one, who removed the mud of anger's stain, victory to you! O victorious one, who shattered the peak of the mountain of pride, victory to you! O victorious one, who destroyed the sinful nature of Maya, victory to you! O victorious one, who dispelled the darkness of greed, victory to you! O victorious one, who killed the demoness of thirst, victory to you! O victorious one, who tore apart the seven deer of fear, victory to you! O victorious one, who are like a lion to the elephant of intoxication, victory to you! O victorious one, who destroyed the world-brother and the three cows, victory to you! O victorious one, the first man, the Supreme Soul, Shankar, Rishabhanatha, and the Tirthankara, victory to you!
Thus, fifty Indras, shining like the sun and moon, illuminated the assembly of Bharata and praised the Jinesvara. || 29 ||
Thus, the ninth chapter of the Rishabha Kevalgyan Utpati, a great epic composed by the great poet Pushpadanta and approved by the great Bharata, filled with the qualities and ornaments of the best men, in this great Purana, is completed. || 9 ||
**Chapter 10**
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Indra praised the Jina, the Supreme Lord, who eliminates the debts of birth, fear, and death: "O peaceful Supreme Soul, surrounded by Samavasarana, may you be pleased with me. O Lord, you are not satisfied by praise, nor do you harbor envy from slander. Even so, those who do not bow down, or those who do bow down, you expand their group of sorrows and their group of joys."