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## English Translation:
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Composed by Somasen Bhattaraka:
The five Jinas, the Siddhas, and the Sarvāsadhus are the true gods (Satyadevas) who are the cause of liberation for the virtuous, the yogis, and the readers. || 202 ||
There are four types of gods. One is Satyadeva, the second is Kriyadeva, the third is Kuladeva, and the fourth is Grihadeva. The Arhants, Siddhas, Ācāryas, Upādhyāyas, and Sarvāsadhus are the five true gods (Satyadevas) who are the cause of liberation. || 201 || 202 ||
**Kriyadevas:**
There are three types of Kriyadevas, distinguished by the umbrella, the wheel, and the fire. They are the destroyers of all obstacles and are worshipped with offerings, cooked food, lamps, etc. || 203 ||
**Kuladevas:**
The Kuladevas are those who are considered auspicious by the ancestors of a lineage and who bring continuous happiness. They include Cakreśvari, Ambikā, Padmavati, etc. || 204 ||
**Grihadevas:**
Viśveśvari, Dharanendra, Śrīdevi, and Kubera are the four Grihadevas who are known to increase wealth in the house. || 205 ||
**Satyadevas:**
The Jinas and other gods are the Satyadevas who are the direct cause of merit, liberation, and the giver of liberation. They are worthy of worship and are worshipped by the worthy. || 206 ||
The Kriyadevas are worthy of worship and are the lords of the homa (fire sacrifice) for peace. Viśveśvari is known as the mother of the Jinas. || 207 ||