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[Samvayanga Sutra] The twenty-four Tirthankaras had twenty-four Shivikas (palanquins). (On which the Tirthankaras were seated and went to the forest for renunciation.) Like
1. Sudarshana Shivika, 2. Suprabha, 3. Siddhartha, 4. Suprasiddha, 5. Vijaya, 6. Vaijayanti, 7. Jayanti, 8. Aparajita, 9. Arunaprabha, 10. Chandraprabha, 11. Suryaprabha, 12. Agniprabha, 13. Suprabha, 14. Vimala, 15. Panchvarna, 16. Sagardatta, 17. Nagadatta, 18. Abhayakara, 19. Nirvrittikara, 20. Manorama, 21. Manohara, 22. Devakura, 23. Uttarakura and 24. Chandraprabha. All these Shivikas were vast. 1517|| These Shivikas of all the Jinavrendras, who are benevolent to all the worlds, are pleasant in all seasons, excellent and endowed with auspicious radiance. ||1|| 638- Putvin Okhitta Manusehim Sa Hatta (8) Romakuvehim.
Paccha · Vahanti Siyam Asuri-Surind-Naginda ||19|| Chal-Chaval-Kundaldhara Sachhandaviuvviyabharandharau.
Sur-Asur-Vandiaanm Vahanti Si Jinindaanm ||20|| Puro Vahanti Deva Naga Pun Dahinmmi Pasmmi.
Pacchchhime Na Asura Garula Pun Uttara Pase ||21|| When the Tirthankaras were taken for the acceptance of Jin-Diksha, these Shivikas of theirs were first lifted on their shoulders by humans who were thrilled with joy. Behind them, Asurendra, Surendra and Nagendra carry those Shivikas. ||19|| Those Devatas, who are the wearers of fickle, restless earrings and who wear ornaments according to their own will, carry the Shivikas of the Jinendras who are worshipped by the Suras and Asuras. ||20|| These Shivikas are carried by [Vimanic] Devas in the east, Naga Kumaras on the south side, Asura Kumaras on the west side and Garuda Kumaras on the north side. ||21|| 639- Usabho Ya Viniyae Baravaie Arittvaranemee.
Avasesa Tithayara Nikkhanta Jammbhumisu ||22|| Rishabhdeva left from the city of Vinita, Arishtanemi from the city of Dvaravati and the rest of the Tirthankaras left from their respective birthplaces to accept Diksha. ||22|| 640- Savve Vi Egaduse Na [Niggaya Jinavara Chauvvisam].
Na Ya Naam Annalinge Na Ya Gihilinge Kulinge Va || 23||, All twenty-four Jinavaras left for Diksha-acceptance with one Dusya (divine garment dedicated to Indra). None was initiated by any other heretical Linga, nor by Grihalinga, nor by Kulalinga. (But all were initiated by Jin-Linga only.)