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आगे का वर्णन पूर्ववत् है । वे उपस्थित होकर भगवान तीर्थंकर की माता को सम्बोधित कर कहती 5 हैं- 'आप डरें नहीं।' इस प्रकार कहकर वे भगवान तीर्थंकर के नाभि - नाल को चार अंगुल छोड़कर काटती हैं । नाभि-नाल को काटकर जमीन में खड्डा खोदती हैं। नाभि-नाल को उसमें गाड़ देती हैं और उस खड्डा को वे रत्नों से, हीरों से भर देती हैं । गड्डा भरकर मिट्टी जमा देती हैं, उस पर हरी-हरी दूब उगा देती हैं। ऐसा करके उसकी तीन दिशाओं में तीन कदलीगृह - केले के वृक्षों से निष्पन्न घरों की रचना करती हैं। उन कदली- गृहों के बीच में तीन चतुःशालओं - जिनमें चारों ओर मकान हों, ऐसे भवनों की विकुर्वणा करती हैं। उन भवनों के बीचोंबीच तीन सिंहासनों की विकुर्वणा करती हैं। सिंहासनों का वर्णन पूर्ववत् है ।
147. [1] At that time, during that period, eight influential Dikkumaris residing on Ruchak koot in the east, were enjoying themselves in their respective peaks. Their names are
(1) Nandotra, (2) Nanda, (3) Ananda, (4) Nandivardhana, (5) Vijaya, (6) Vaijyanti, (7) Jayanti, and (8) Aparajita.
The remaining description is similar to the one mentioned earlier. Then holding a mirror used by the mother for make-up in their hands. They sing repeatedly in the east of Tirthankar and his mother.
At that time, during that period chief eight Dik-kumaris residing in the western Ruchak koot were enjoying divine pleasures. Their names
are
(1) Samahara, (2) Supradatta, (3) Suprabuddha, (4) Yashodhara, (5) Laxmivati, (6) Sheshavati, (7) Chitragupta and (8) Vasundhara. Further description is as aforesaid.
The say to the mother of Tirthankar-"Please do not be afraid (as in Sutra 145)." Saying thus then stand in south with urns full of water for Tirthankar and his mother and starts singing.
During that period of time eight great Dik-kumaris of the western Ruchak-koot spend their time enjoying. Their names are
(1) Iladevi, (2) Suradevi, (3) Prithvi, (4) Padmavati, (5) Eknasa, (6) Navamika, (7) Bhadra, and (8) Sita. Their description is the same as mentioned earlier.
They adress the mother of the Tirthankar, 'Please do not feel afraid.' Saying so, they sing holding fans in their hand.
At that time, during that period eight chief Dik-kumaris of northern Ruchak koot were enjoying themselves. Their names are
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