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English translation with Jain terms preserved:
The armies of the two sides, who were about to fight, were stopped by the oath of Sri Rishabhanatha. Hearing this, the armies withdrew, and the raised bows were lowered. Hearing this, the resounding trumpets were silenced. Hearing this, the swords that were mocking the streams were sheathed. Hearing this, the shining, dense armor-bindings were removed. Hearing this, the intoxicated war elephants, infatuated by the fragrance of the enemy, were restrained. Hearing this, the neighing horses, filled with envy, were stopped. The chariots remained, the reins were pulled. Many warriors were persuaded to stop their attack.
The two armies, having their war equipment removed by the oath of the elders, stood silently like painted on a wall.
The ministers, bowing their heads, joining their hands, and calming the arising anger, pleaded to both sides with sweet words.