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[1131] (1) Two toranas are mentioned on either side of the Vijayadwar, in both the Naishadhikaas. These toranas are made of various gems, etc. The description should be known as before, until there are eight-chapter auspicious substances and umbrellas above umbrellas on them. Two Shalabhanjikas (leaves) are mentioned in front of those toranas. As the description of those Shalabhanjikas has been done earlier, it should be said here in the same way / There are two Nagadantaka (posts) in front of those toranas / Those Nagadantaka are adorned with garlands hanging inside the Muktajala, etc. The description should be known as before. There are many communities of wide garlands woven in black thread in those Nagadantaka, until they are very beautiful. Two pairs of horses (Sanghataka) are mentioned in front of those toranas, which are made of all gems, pure, until they are prototypes. Similarly, there are rows of horses (in one direction) and paths of horses (rows on either side) and pairs of horses (male-female). Two Padmalatas are depicted in front of those toranas, until they are prototypes. Akshat Swastikas are depicted in front of those toranas, which are made of all gems, pure, until they are prototypes / 1. 'Vairame Thale' is also a reading in some places / There are Vajral Thals.