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The text describes the virtues of the Jain Tirthankara, Bharata, and how he should be revered. It highlights his strength, wisdom, and compassion. Here's a translation preserving Jain terms:
**The text:**
One should not fight with the same arms that embraced (Bharata), for they are the arms of a Guru. One should be ashamed of disrespect towards a Guru.
**A house where the residents do not bow to the King, the head of the family, the strong, the virtuous, and the good, will be filled with poverty and its inhabitants will be destined for Yama Loka (hell).**
**The one who is the ultimate embodiment of the soul, the first King, who illuminated the lineage of the Jinas, and adorned with the lotus-eyed Rajalakshmi, whose wheel destroys the wheel of enemies, whose punishment stops the punishment of enemies, whose minister sees ahead, whose horse runs with the heart, whose**
**Kagani Mani (a type of gem) is not even comparable to the Sun and Moon, whose architect can create the three worlds if he wishes, who takes shelter under his umbrella when opposed, and takes life from the swords of enemies. His armor shines brightly as he captures the army, who has conquered Magadh and Varatanu, and also conquered the mountain-dwelling god for victory. He shattered the doors of Timisra and crushed the pride of the Sindhu Devi. After commanding the son of Himavant (the Himalayas), he came to the shore of Mount Kailash. There he wrote his name, which the Moon, through the deception of shadows, took upon itself. That name appears in the Moon, it is not a blemish. The Moon, marked with the name of King Bharata, travels with doubt and confusion. He who has conquered the clouds, the serpent clans, and the Mlechchha clans filled with anger, and who has instilled fear in the Ganga-Kuta, crowned with the peak of the Himalayas.**
**The Ganga River, with a pot in her hand, reached there, and she appeared to the people as if she were bathing.**