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[404] [Jivajivaabhigamsutra] When the Samvosahisiddhatha has attained the state of Sarasa Gosi Sachandana, they take it, and by taking it, they reach the Somanasavana. Having reached the Somanasavana, they take the Sarasa Gosi Sachandana, which is divine and fragrant, and by taking it, they reach the Pandagavana. Having reached the Pandagavana, they take the Sarasa Gosi Sachandana, which is divine, fragrant, and has a sweet scent, and by taking it, they all come together. Having come together, they leave the Jambudvipa through the northern gate. Having left, they go to the Devagati in the direction of the sky, where they pass through countless islands and oceans, and by the power of their victory, they reach the Rajahani. Having reached the Rajahani, they perform the Abhisheya Sabha, and by the power of their victory, they reach the Vijayadeva. Having reached the Vijayadeva, they accept the Karayala Pariggahiya, place their hands in a gesture of respect on their heads, and say to the Vijayadeva: "O Vijayadeva, your greatness, your magnificence, your glory, your vastness, and your Abhisheya are worthy of praise." / [141] (3) After that, the Vijayadeva summoned the gods of the Samanika Parshada and said to his servants: "O Devanupriyo! Quickly prepare for the Maharth (which involves the use of great wealth, including jewels), Mahagh (worthy of great worship), Maharsh (worthy of great celebration), and Vipula Indraabhisheka of Vijayadeva." Upon hearing this, the servants of the Samanika Parshada were overjoyed and their hearts expanded. With folded hands and their palms placed on their heads, they said: "O Deva! Your command is our law." They humbly accepted the command. They go in the northeast direction and, with the power of their Vikriya, they extend their bodies to a distance of countless yojanas (i.e., they extend their bodies outward in the form of a staff, with a height and width of countless yojanas, according to the size of their bodies). They release all kinds of badar pudgalas, including jewels and other precious substances, and they take in the subtle pudgalas. / After that, they again extend their bodies with the power of their Vikriya and create one thousand eight golden kalasas, one thousand eight silver kalasas, one thousand eight kalasas made of jewels, one thousand eight kalasas made of gold and silver, one thousand eight kalasas made of gold and jewels, one thousand eight kalasas made of silver and jewels, one thousand eight earthen kalasas, one thousand eight jhariyas, and similarly, pradarshakas, sthalas, patris, supratisthakas, chitra, ratnakarandakas, pushpachangeriyas, lomahastakachangeriyas, pushpapatlakas, lomahastapatlakas, one hundred eight simhasanas, chatras, chamaras, dhwajas, (vartak, tapasipra, kshauraka, pinaka), telasamudgak, and one hundred eight dhupa kaduchchukas (incense burners). They take these natural and Vikriya-created kalasas, etc., and dhupa kaduchchukas, and leave the Vijayarajadhani. They travel through the excellent and brilliant divine Devagati, passing through countless islands and oceans, and reach the Kshirodasamudra. They take the Kshirodak from there and collect the utpala, kamala, etc., including the satapatra and sahasrapatra. From there, they go to the Pushkarodasamudra and take the Pushkarodak and the utpala, kamala, etc., including the satapatra and sahasrapatra. / From there, they go to the time-space where the Bharat-Airavat varsha (regions) are located, and where the Magadha, Varadama, and Prabhasa tirthas are located. They take the prakar tirthodak and the soil of the tirthas and go to the Ganga-Sindhu, Rakta-Raktavati mahanadis (great rivers). They take the water from there and the soil from the banks of the rivers, and then they go to the...