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The English translation preserving the Jain terms is as follows:
The Jivajivabhigama Sutra says that the Vijayadvara (the victorious gateway) has a silver canopy. It is profusely decorated with gem-studded, golden spires and a golden stupa (small pinnacle). The whiteness of that gateway is like conch shells, pure and solidified curd, cow's milk, foam, and a multitude of silver. It is adorned with tilaka gems and half-moons, and decorated with garlands of precious stones. It is made of soft and delicate pudgala (material) aggregates both inside and outside, with layers of golden sand. This Vijayadvara is pleasant to touch, auspicious, beautiful in form, palatial, worth seeing, charming, and exemplary.
On both sides of the Vijayadvara, there are two nisedhikas (seating places) described. In those two nisedhikas, there are rows of two chandana (sandalwood) kalasas (pots/vases). Those chandana kalasas are placed on excellent lotus flowers, filled with fragrant and superior water, smeared with chandana, having garlands of flowers around their necks, and covered with lotus petals. They are made of all kinds of jewels, are clean and smooth, and are extremely beautiful, like great Mahendra-kumbhas (large pots).
On both sides of the Vijayadvara, there are also two rows of nagadantas (elephant tusks). Those nagadantas are surrounded by pearl nets, golden garlands, and lattices of gavaaksha (windows). Many of those nagadantas have garlands of black threads and white threads tied around them.
Those garlands are hanging down, decorated with golden plates, and shining with various ornaments and decorations, extremely pleasing and delightful to see.
On the chests of those nagadantas, there are two more rows of nagadantas described, which are also surrounded by pearl nets and other similar decorations.
Among those nagadantas, many are made of reddish-yellow (rajata) gems. And among those reddish-yellow gems, many dhupa-ghadis (incense burners) made of vaidurya (beryl) gems are described. Those dhupa-ghadis emit the fragrance of excellent agaru (agarwood), turukka (frankincense), and other fragrant substances, which completely fill the nostrils of people with their excellent scent.