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Lalitanga, the queen, worshipped the Jinas with champaca flowers for the feet of the Tirthankaras and the Paramashubhas, with kuvalaya flowers for the one who liberates the Kuvalaya (earth), with kunda flowers for the one with teeth like kunda flowers, with sindoor for the one who stays away from Kamadeva, with mandara flowers for the one who destroys the hope of a spouse, with vasanti flowers (atimukta) for the one who is free and has conquered the body, with juhi flowers for the one who gathers the group of monks, with tila flowers for the one who is considered the best in all three worlds and whose head is anointed with tila flowers on Mount Meru, with bandhuka flowers for the one who destroys bondage, with bakul flowers for the one who is bodiless and has attained Kevala Jnana, with camphor for the one who is pure like water, with sandalwood for the one who eternally pacifies affliction, with incense for the one who shows the treasure pots, with lamps for the one who is the light of the three worlds, with malati flowers for the one who is like a vine of Lakshmi, and with offerings for the pure Arhats. She went to the Achyuta Kalpa Jinalaya and meditated on the Yativara under the Chaitya tree, and in a moment, Lalitanga gave up her life. Her body dissolved due to the loss of her punya.
**Ghata:** Jambudvipa is adorned by the mother of humans, the one who grants auspiciousness, the city of Pushkalavati, located in the east of Videha on Mount Sumeru. || 2 ||
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In it is the city of Utpalkheta, the destroyer of cruel enemies.