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## Trivarnika Achar
**181**
**1.23**
The ten types of gifts for the poor, namely: a daughter, an elephant, gold, a horse, a cow, a slave girl, sesame seeds, land, property, and a house, were invented by Mundshalayan, the son of Bhootisharma, who was greedy for various things at the end of the Tirthankara Shitalnath's Tirtha. These gifts are not mentioned in the Vitaraga scriptures, as their originator was a selfish and greedy man. Therefore, these gifts are considered inferior. However, if these gifts are given with the intentions mentioned below, they are neither inferior nor a cause for sin. **123**
**124**
Gifts like land, etc., should be given to the deserving, considering their worthiness, after careful deliberation. The great souls should give these ten gifts to the lowest of the deserving. **124**
**125**
If there is a doubt about giving these gifts to others, it is said that there is no need to give these gifts to the middle or the highest deserving. Instead, they should be given the four types of gifts mentioned earlier: food, medicine, scriptures, and protection. **125**
**126**
A wise person should build a temple for the Jina, install an image, and perform the consecration ceremony. He should also satisfy the entire Jain community with gold. **126**
**127**
For the worship of the Jina, one should give good fertile land, villages, houses, etc., so that the income from them can be used for the worship of the Jina. Also, for the consecration of the Jina, one should give a cow, whose pure milk can be used for the milk bath of the Jina. This is the opinion of the Acharyas. **127**
**128**
A pure Shravak son, who is righteous and poor, should be given a daughter in marriage for the sake of Dharma's stability. **128**