Adi Purana

SR No.: 002738
Original Sutra Author: Pushpadant
Publisher: Jain Vidyasansthan Rajasthan
Publication Year: 2004
Total Pages: 712
Language: Hindi
Classification: Book_Devnagari & Literature
File Size: 147 MB

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मानतदाताहेकंचणमुरखणजोश्य सानेगल विषलाध्यउ मुरदाचदालीलाहरदिही
परवणामक रअरविंदचंद
सरथयात विमलागणह
वापसाधना मडाशजणे
नणदेखक सरणदणहो तर वरतनदेवनित
हदाजोजाणसव एहसयक्र
करसासोचहि विमामांकित
परुअमरुविमय घुदधिकरिकार वशाजात
इतातणजितनि समिवियथाव
मणियपुपुइयुछि यन गउतहिदिराच्यकड मयरहरमझेखचियसरकाबला देविगाउँसगोलकलापणा
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स्वर्णपुंख से आलोकित उसे राजा ने उठाकर देखा। देवों और दानवों की दर्पलीला का अपहरण करनेवाले राजा ने भी इसकी इच्छा की और अपने थोड़े पुण्य की निन्दा की। वह स्वयं वहाँ गया जहाँ राजा भरत सागर राजा के नाम के ये अक्षर उसने उसमें देखे-"अरविन्द और चन्द्रमा के समान विमलमुख आदि जिनेश्वर के मध्य में तीरों से अंचित था। के पुत्र मुझ भरत की जो-जो सेवा नहीं करता वह चाहे नाग, नर और अमर हो, मुझसे मरेगा।" तब उस घत्ता-अपना नाम, गोत्र और कुल बताकर
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The donor, a fool, was poisoned by the snake. The result was that the king, **Arvindachandra**, of the **Vimala** clan, was taken away. The **Madhyasthana** (mediator) was the **Sarathya**. The **Nanadeshak** (guide) was **Saranadana**. The **Hadajozanasava** (a type of Jain ritual) was performed. The **Karasasoch** (a type of Jain ritual) was also performed. The **Paruamaruvimya** (a type of Jain ritual) was performed by the **Ghudhadhikarikara** (a type of Jain official). The **Vashajat** (a type of Jain ritual) was also performed. The **Itaanajitni** (a type of Jain ritual) was performed. The **Samivithyava** (a type of Jain ritual) was performed. The **Maniyuppupuiyu** (a type of Jain ritual) was performed. The **Yan** (a type of Jain ritual) was performed. The **Gautahidirachyakada** (a type of Jain ritual) was performed. The **Mayarharamzhechiyasarkabala** (a type of Jain ritual) was performed. The **Devigaungsagolakalapa** (a type of Jain ritual) was performed.

The king, illuminated by golden feathers, was lifted up and seen. The king, who had stolen the pride of the gods and demons, also desired this and condemned his own small merit. He went himself to where King Bharat Sagar, the king, saw these letters in him - "**Arvind** and **Chandra** like the **Vimala** face, etc., in the middle of the **Jineshwara** (Jain Tirthankara), was unmoved by arrows. The son of Bharat, who does not serve me, whether he be a snake, a man, or an immortal, will die by me." Then, telling his own name, lineage, and family, the...