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[400] In the very center of that multi-auspicious land, there is said to be a large Mani-pitha. It is one yojana long and wide, and half a yojana thick, entirely made of jewels and pure. Above that Mani-pitha is a large throne. Here, the description of the throne should be given, not the description of the family. On that throne, the materials worthy of Vijayadeva's coronation are placed. Above the coronation assembly, there should be eight auspicious symbols, flags, and umbrellas, which are of excellent shape and adorned with sixteen jewels. To the northeast of that coronation assembly is a vast decoration assembly. Its description should be similar to that of the coronation assembly, extending to the Go-mansi. The description of the Mani-pitha should also be known to be similar to that of the coronation assembly. On that Mani-pitha, the throne with the family should be described. On that throne, there are many materials worthy of Vijayadeva's adornment. Above that decoration assembly, there are eight auspicious symbols, flags, and umbrellas, which are of excellent shape and adorned with jewels. To the northeast of that decoration assembly, there is said to be a large business assembly. All the descriptions, up to the throne without the family, should be similar to that of the coronation assembly. On that throne, Vijayadeva's book-jewel is placed. The description of that book-jewel is as follows: its cover is of Risht-ratna, its pages are of silver, its letters are of Risht-ratna, its thread (in which the pages are strung) is of malleable gold, its knots on the thread (so that the pages do not come apart) are of various jewels, its inkpot is of Vaidurya-ratna, its inkpot's chain is of malleable gold, its lid is of Risht-ratna, its ink is of Risht-ratna, and its pen is of Vajra-ratna. That book is a religious scripture. Above that business assembly, there are eight auspicious symbols, flags, and umbrellas, which are of excellent type and adorned with all jewels. To the northeast of that business assembly is a vast sacrificial altar. It is two yojanas long and wide, and one yojana thick. It is entirely made of jewels, pure, and perfect in form. To the northeast of that sacrificial altar is said to be a large Nand-pushkarini. Its size and other descriptions should be known to be similar to the previously described lake. Vijayadeva's arrival and his coronation 141. (1) At that time, at that moment, Vijayadeva, the victorious, the king, in the assembly of arrival, in the divine abode, in the divine interval, at a distance of countless parts of an angula, was adorned with the radiance of Vijayadeva. Then, that Vijayadeva, being adorned with such radiance, and being in the state of Samadhi, attained the five types of restraint, namely: restraint of food, restraint of body, restraint of senses, restraint of breath, and restraint of speech. Then, that Vijayadeva, having attained the state of the five types of restraint, with such a mind, with such a thought, with such a path, with such a mind, with such a resolve, arose the thought: "What was mine before? What is mine now? What should I do before? What should I do now? 1. The text mentions "in the assembly of arrival".