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The thirteenth chapter, obeisance to the ocean, the wave of the battle of the king of the gods. Like makara, the elephants of the gods, with their trunks raised, were adorned. ||24|| From the sky, the armies of the gods descended in order, quickly reaching the city of Ayodhya, adorned with the best of qualities. ||25|| The armies of the gods surrounded the city of Ayodhya and stood there. The courtyard of King Nabhiraj was filled with the kings who had come, with great festivities. ||26|| Then, with great celebration, Indrani entered the delivery room. There, along with the prince, she saw the Jina mother, Marudevi. ||27|| Just as the evening, with its redness, looks upon the eastern direction with great joy, so too, with love, Indrani looked upon the Jina mother, with the Jina child. ||28|| Going there, Indrani first circumambulated many times, then bowed to the Jina, the teacher of the world, and then, standing before the Jina mother, praised her, saying: ||29|| "O mother, you are the well-wisher of the three worlds, you are the bringer of auspiciousness, you are the great goddess, you are virtuous, and you are glorious." ||30|| Indrani, who had hidden her body, praised the Jina mother in this way and then, putting her into a magical sleep, placed another magical child in front of her. Then, taking the Jina child, the teacher of the world, in her arms, she experienced supreme joy, as if she had obtained the jewel of the crown, which spreads its brilliance throughout the world. ||31-32|| At that time, touching the body of the Lord, which was very rare, Indrani felt as if she had brought all the wealth of the three worlds under her control. ||33|| She looked at his face again and again, touched his body again and again, and smelled his body again and again, so that her eyes were filled with joy and she experienced great delight. ||34|| Then, taking the Jina child, Indrani went away, adorned in such a way that it seemed as if the sun, with its radiant rays, was covering the sky. ||35||