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## The Adipurana
**Malini Chhandas**
With gentle, fragrant breezes, dense Mandara trees,
and the cool comfort of companionship,
all his anxieties of love were dispelled.
He often roamed through the gardens,
conquering the abode of Kamadeva,
and emulating the beauty of Nandana,
accompanied by his wives. ||197||
Thus, with the rise of merit,
the Vidhyadharas,
with their shining crowns adorned with Makaras,
touched his lotus feet again and again.
He, destined for the great glory of a Tirthankara,
played on Mount Meru, like Indra,
and on Mount Vijaya, for a long time. ||198||
Thus, in the **Trishattilakshana Sri Mahapurana Sangraha**,
composed by the **Bhagawan Jinaseena Acharya**,
known as **Bhashya**,
the fourth chapter, **Sri Mahabala Abhyudaya Varnana**,
is complete. ||4||
1. Similar.
2. From the rise of merit.
3. -Makarikaama Spashta.