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[Translation preserving Jain terms]:
Thereafter, four thousand ordinary devas, along with their retinue, four chief queens, devas of the three assemblies (in the order of one thousand, ten thousand, and twelve thousand), seven armies, seven army commanders, sixteen thousand guardian devas, and many other devas and devis, the residents of the Vijaya capital, with the most excellent lotus-based, fragrant, best water-filled, sandalwood-anointed, garland-adorned, lotus-covered, soft and tender-palmed, one thousand golden, one thousand silver, and one thousand earthen vessels, filled with all water, all clay, all best seasonal flowers, and all herbs and mustard, along with complete prosperity, complete splendor, complete army, complete entourage, complete reverence, complete grandeur, complete ornamentation, complete enthusiasm (and complete ascent, all musical instruments, and all dramas), complete flower-fragrance-garland-adornment, the sound of all divine musical instruments, with great psychic power, great splendor, great strength, great entourage, great sound of skilled musicians playing together, the sound of conch, paNava (drum), nAgaDa, bheri, jhallari, kharamukhi, huDukka (large drum), muraja, mRidaGga, and dundubhi, joyfully perform the great, great Indra-abhiSheka (consecration) of that Vijaya-deva.
Thereafter, as that Vijaya-deva's great, great Indra-abhiSheka was being performed, some devas go to fetch pure, fragrant, colorful, dust-removing, perfume-emitting water; some devas perform nRitya-rAja (dance of the king), bhakta-rAja (dance of the devotee), prasanna-rAja (dance of joy), and upasanta-rAja (dance of tranquility); some devas decorate the Vijaya-rAja's throne, both inside and outside, with sprinkled, swept, and strewn (flowers); some devas make the Vijaya-rAja's throne elevated; some devas make the Vijaya-rAja's throne adorned with songs, dances, music, and victory-proclaiming banners; some devas make the Vijaya-rAja's throne appear lofty; some devas make the Vijaya-rAja's throne anointed with fragrant sandalwood, red sandalwood, and camphor; some devas make the Vijaya-rAja's throne surrounded by sandalwood vessels, sandalwood arches, and canopies; some devas make the Vijaya-rAja's throne adorned with dense, wide, and beautiful garlands.