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## **English Translation:**
**Chapter 13**
**Fanini**
**Pp**
This is the work of Sarada, who has endured the pain of the world and whose teeth shine like the white lotus flower, spreading in all ten directions. || 13 ||
**Mahapuraana**
**Tisahi Mahaasura Saguna Mahaakashushkatavirashya Maho Sab Tar Hanumamiyaa.**
**Mahaka**
This Mahapuraana, adorned with the qualities of sixty-three great heroes, composed by the great poet Pushpadanta and approved by the great Bharata, ends with the nineteenth chapter named "Bharatavinaya and Sanshayocchedana". || 19 ||
**Chapter 20**
**Santhi 20**
"I will not hide what Rishabha said to Bharata (before). Listen, I will tell you the sixty-three Puranas."
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Then Rishabhadeva said, "O man, son of the gods, listen. In the Puranas, the three worlds, the country, the kingdom, the pilgrimage sites, the austerities, the charity, the auspiciousness, the praiseworthy, the fruits of actions, the eight initial virtuous places, and other things are mentioned. That which contains and manifests the substances is called a 'loka'. It is neither created by anyone nor sustained by anyone. It is constantly filled with living and non-living beings, moving and unmoving. It is created by its own nature. And even though it is situated in the sky, it does not fall. But foolish, ignorant people attribute its cause to the creation of this world by the creator god. If the earth, wind, fire, water, and the substances that constitute the world are not present, then...