Disclaimer: This translation does not guarantee complete accuracy, please confirm with the original page text.
[420] Devānupriyō! Perform worship and offerings in the śṛṅgāṭakas [triangular places], trikōṇas [where three paths meet], caturṣkas [where four paths meet], catvaras [where many paths meet], caturmukhas [where paths go in all four directions], mahāpathas [royal paths and common paths], prāsādas [palaces], prākāras [fort walls], aṭṭālikās [mansions], caryās [passageways between the city and the fort wall, eight cubits wide], dvāras [gates], gopuras [fort gates], tōraṇas [toranas], bāvaḍīs [stepwells], puṣkariṇīs [ponds], and rows of sarōvaras [lakes], pārāmas [vineyards], udyānas [gardens], kānanās [forests near the city], and vanas [forests far from the city], vanakhaṇḍas [groups of trees of many species], and vanarājīs [groups of excellent trees of one species] in the Vijayā capital. And when you have completed this task, inform me of its completion. Then, those Ābhiyōgika Devas, being pleased by Vijayadeva's words, accepted his command and performed worship and offerings in the śṛṅgāṭakas and vanakhaṇḍas of the Vijayā capital. Then, they came to Vijayadeva and informed him of the completion of the task. / Then, Vijayadeva, hearing this from the Ābhiyōgika Devas, was pleased and delighted, and his heart expanded. / Then, he went to the Nandāpuṣkariṇī and entered it through the eastern tōraṇa. Then, he washed his hands and feet, performed ācaman [ritual rinsing of the mouth], became pure and perfectly clean, and came out of the Nandāpuṣkariṇī. Then, he resolved to go to the Sudharmā Sabhā. Then, Vijayadeva, accompanied by four thousand Sāmaṇika Devas and sixteen thousand Ātmarakṣaka Devas, with all prosperity and amidst the sound of musical instruments, went to the Sudharmā Sabhā and entered it through the eastern gate. Then, he went to the Maṇipīṭhikā and sat on the best throne facing east. / 143. Then, four thousand Sāmaṇika Devas of Vijayadeva sat on the auspicious seats in the north, northeast, and north-northwest. / Then, four thousand Aggarmāhasīs of Vijayadeva sat on the auspicious seats in the front. / Then, eight thousand Devas of Vijayadeva sat on the auspicious seats in the south-east, in the outer circle. / Then, ten thousand Devas of Vijayadeva sat on the auspicious seats in the south, in the middle circle. / Then, twelve thousand Devas of Vijayadeva sat on the auspicious seats in the south-southwest, in the outer circle. / Then, seven Aniyāhivai of Vijayadeva sat on the auspicious seats in the west. / Then, sixteen thousand Āyarakṣadevas of Vijayadeva sat on the auspicious seats in the front, south, southwest, and north, in the front. That is, four thousand in the front, four thousand in the south, four thousand in the southwest, and four thousand in the north. Those Āyarakṣas were armed with bound armor, wearing a turban with a crest, a belt with a buckle, and a white, pure, and shining garment, holding a weapon, a bow, three arrows, a spear, a club, a sword, a shield, a dagger, a mace, a red sword, a white sword, a beautiful sword, a leather sword, a sword, and a sword.