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In the land of Jaoud, to destroy the world's destruction, the Jinas were adorned with saffron.
The auspicious pot was filled with streams of milk and ghee, flowing like rows of snow and gold particles, destroying the evil and wicked intentions of the monks. The Jineswar images, red with saffron, were consecrated with excellent water mixed with sandalwood. They were worshipped with garlands of lotus flowers and honey from the Kuvalayabakul, the home of the bees. They were praised with many hymns and contemplated with pure emotions.
Twenty-four bells, made of gold, adorned with various gem-studded rays, were hung to resonate in all ten directions. Banners were decorated on every path, pleasing the eyes of kings coming and going. Gifts of safety, food, medicine, and scriptures were given, those who have given the tradition of happiness. Householders, who till the land and milk cows, worshipped the Arhants in their homes. Out of compassion, clothes and gold were given to the poor and orphans. The king inspired the people to follow the practice of fasting, giving alms, and worshipping the gods.
**The king's righteousness makes the people righteous, the king's sin makes the people sinful. In the world, the people follow the state, as the king walks, so do the people.**
In the Savayas (dogs and Shravakas), they advanced like lions.