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### Third Incarnation: The Birth and Coronation of Vijaydev
[413 MAI, Pariniklimtta Jenev Ganvapukkharini Tenev Uvagachchhah, Uvagachchitta Gandam Pukkharini Anuppaayini Karemane Purathimelleṇam Vareṇam Anupavisai, Anupavisitta Purathimelleṇam Tisopāṇapḍirūvageṇam Paccholhai, Pacchorahitta Hattham Payam Pakkhālei, Pakkhālitta Egam Mahm Rayayāmayam Vimalasalilapuṇṇam Mattagayamahamuhāgiisamāṇam Bhingāram Paginhah, Bhingāram Paginihatta Jāi Taththa Uppalāim Paumāi Nāv SayapattaSahassapattaī Tāi Miṇhai, Gihitta Gandāo Pukkhariniō Pacchattarai Pacchuttaritta Jenev Siddhāyatane Tanev Pahāretth Gamanaē. [142] (1)]
(1) Then, Vijaydev, having been crowned with a magnificent Indra-abhisheka, rises from the throne. Rising, he exits through the eastern gate of the abhisheka-sabha and proceeds towards the alankara-sabha. After circumambulating the alankara-sabha, he enters through its eastern gate. Reaching the throne, he sits upon it facing east.
Thereafter, the gods of Vijaydev's Samanikaparshada summon the Abhiyogi-devas and say, "O Devānupriya! Quickly bring the alankarik-bhaṇḍa (ornaments) for Vijaydev." The Abhiyogi-devas bring the alankarik-bhaṇḍa.
Then, Vijaydev first wipes his body with a soft, divine, fragrant, and saffron-colored towel. After wiping his body, he applies a fragrant paste of sandalwood to his body. After applying the paste, he adorns himself with a pair of divine, heavenly earrings, which are light as a breath of air, captivating to the eyes, beautiful in color, soft to the touch, softer and whiter than a horse's saliva, with gold threads woven into their edges, as clear as the sky and a crystal gem, and flawless.
Then, he wears a garland, and a necklace of pearls, a necklace of gold, and a necklace of gems. He wears bracelets, armlets, arm bands, and rings on all ten fingers. He wears a waist belt, a special ornament called a tri-asthi-sutra, a murvi, a kantha-murvi, a pralamba, earrings, a chudamani, and a crown adorned with many kinds of gems. He adorns himself with four types of garlands - granthim, veshtim, purim, and sanghatim - making himself like a Kalpavriksha. Then, he perfumes his body with the fragrant scent of Malay sandalwood and adorns himself with a garland of divine flowers.
Thereafter, Vijaydev, adorned with four types of ornaments - keshalankara, vastralankara, malyalankara, and abharanalanakara - and fully adorned, rises from the throne. He exits through the eastern gate of the alankara-sabha and proceeds towards the vyavsayasabha. After circumambulating the vyavsayasabha, he enters through its eastern gate. Reaching the throne, he sits upon it facing east.
Thereafter, the Abhiyogi-devas of Vijaydev bring a book of gems and present it to him. Vijaydev accepts the book of gems, places it on his lap, opens it, and reads it. After reading the book of gems, he understands its religious essence (he desires to perform the duties outlined in it). Then, he places the book of gems there, rises from the throne, and exits through the eastern gate of the vyavsayasabha.