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**Adipurana**
With graceful movements, charming expressions, captivating glances, playful gestures, and delightful smiles, the celestial nymphs, adorned with delicate emotions, captivated the mind of Achyutendra. || 206 ||
**Shārdūlavikrīḍita**
Gazing at his own reflection in the moon-like faces of the celestial nymphs, Achyutendra, the radiant one, found himself transformed into a bee hovering over a lotus. His heart, pierced by the arrows of their captivating eyes, was soothed by the touch of their gentle hands. || 207 ||
**Sragdhara**
Achyutendra, resplendent with the brilliance of the moon, reveled in the celestial palace, surrounded by his celestial consorts. He, the embodiment of wealth, the invincible lord, adorned with divine splendor, enjoyed the company of his beloveds, ever radiant and unmatched in his glory. || 208 ||
**Thus ends the tenth chapter of the Trishattilakshana Mahapurana, a collection of scriptures composed by the venerable Jinaseanacharya, known as the "Srimad Achyutendraisvaryavarnanam," which describes the magnificence of Achyutendra. || 10 ||**
**Notes:**
* **Achyutendra:** A Jain deity, often depicted as a king or emperor.
* **Trishattilakshana Mahapurana:** A Jain scripture that describes the characteristics of the universe and its inhabitants.
* **Jinaseanacharya:** A Jain sage and author.
* **Shārdūlavikrīḍita and Sragdhara:** Two poetic meters used in Sanskrit literature.