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The Thirteenth Chapter
67. On whose summit the celestial chariot of the Saudharma heaven, adorned with the brilliance of a jewel, rests.
68. Who bears on his hips the great forest of Bhadrashala, filled with dense shade, as if wearing a green dhoti.
69. Who further on, on his first girdle, bears the Nandana forest, adorned with trees of many jewels, as if it were his waist-band.
70. Who bears the green, flower-and-leaf-adorned, auspicious forest of Saumanasa, as if it were his shawl.
71. Whose peak is always adorned with the Panduka forest, which, with its fragrant flowers, attracts swarms of bees, and thus adorns his crown.
72. Whose four forests, in every direction, are illuminated by Jain temples, shining with the brilliance of jewels, as if they were laughing celestial chariots.
73. Who, being a golden mountain, very high, bears the golden crown of the king of Jambudvipa, who wears the garment of the salt-sea.
74. Who is always pure, being the receptacle of the sacred ablutions of the Tirthankaras, and is very high and prosperous, so that the group of celestial beings always circumambulates him.
75. Who, being like the Jina, is very high (excellent and tall), so that many Charana Munis, desiring to gain merit, always serve him.
76. Who, with his surrounding mountains, always protects the Devakuru and Uttarakuru regions, without hindrance, for this is the greatness of his majesty.
77. In whose caves, abandoning heaven, the gods and the Asuras, along with their wives, reside, mocking the beauty of the celestial world.
78. Who, in the Panduka forest, bears stones made of crystal, pure and fit for the ablutions of the Tirthankaras.