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[Samvayanga Sutra Discussion - The mention of receiving alms on the second day of the other Tirthankaras means that those who were initiated with the rules of the devotee received alms on their second day. 645 - Ikshu-rasa was obtained by Lord Rishabhadeva in the first alms.
The rest of the Tirthankaras received the supreme food (kheer) like nectar in the first alms. || 32 || All the Tirthankaras, the Jinas, wherever they received their first alms, there was a rain of Vasudhara, as high as their body. || 33 || 646 - There were twenty-four Chaitya trees of these twenty-four Tirthankaras. Like
1. Nyagrodha (Banyan), 2. Saptaparna, 3. Sal, 4. Priyal, 5. Priyangu, 6. Chhatrah, 7. Sirisha, 8. Nagavriksh, 9. Sali, 10. Pilankhuvriksh, 11. Tindhuk 12. Patala, 13. Jambu, 14. Ashvattha (Peepal) 15. Dadhiparna, 16. Nandivriksh, 17. Tilaka, 18. Amravriksh, 19. Ashoka, 20. Champaka, 21. Bakul, 22. Vetrasavriksh, 23. Dhaatkivriksh and 24. Vardhaman's Salavriksh. These are the Chaitya trees of the twenty-four Tirthankaras. || 3436 || 647 - The Chaitya tree of Vardhaman Bhagwan was thirty-two Dhanushya high, it was Nitya-rituk, i.e. there was prosperity of leaves, flowers etc. in it in every season. The Ashoka tree was covered (covered) by the Sal tree, || 37 || The Chaitya tree of Rishabha Jina was three Gavyutis (kos) high. The Chaitya trees of the rest of the Tirthankaras were twelve times higher than their body height. || 38 || All these Chaitya trees of the Jinaveras were adorned with umbrellas, flags, banners, vedikas, toranas and were worshipped by the gods, asuras and Garuda. || 39 ||