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English translation with Jain terms preserved:
The Asivara (sword-like) Jaladhara (stream) of yours has deprived how many Satrurajara (enemy kings) of their Hariyacchaya (green shade/luster)! Whose Sasa (breath and grains) in the world has not increased by your Asijaladhara? Even the ocean, though extremely Jalavala (water-filled), gets Trasta (distressed) and sheds its Garva (pride) because of your Asirupa (sword-like) Jaladhara. The Asrubindu (tear-drops) of the eyes of many enemies have increased more by your Asirupa Jaladhara. In the lineage, the Asoka-mukta Bhoga (untroubled enjoyment) has become constant by your Asirupa Jaladhara.
Ghatta - O Bharata Prajapati and Prathama Mahipati (first emperor), you are worshipped by the Prthvinātha (lords of the earth) in the same way as the Jinas and the sun and moon are worshipped by the Tārā (stars) and Naksatra (constellations) ॥ 20 ॥
Thus ends the twelfth chapter named Magadha Prasadhana (Adornment of Magadha) of the great epic composed by the great poet Pushpadanta and approved by the great Bhavya, replete with the ornaments of the qualities of the sixty-three great personages.