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The thirteenth chapter, entitled "Description of the Birth Abhisheka of the Bhagavan," from the Trishatilak Mahapurana, composed by the venerable Jinaseanacharya, is as follows:
**Chapter 13**
The thirteenth chapter, entitled "Description of the Birth Abhisheka of the Bhagavan," from the Trishatilak Mahapurana, composed by the venerable Jinaseanacharya, is as follows:
**Verse 215**
The sun quickly shed its heat, water droplets danced, the moon donned coolness, stars played like small, bound boats, and the group of moving, fickle stars shone like a mass of foam. May the Jina, the purifier of the world, always be victorious!
**Verse 216**
The stream of water from the Bhagavan's birth abhisheka, shining on the peak of Mount Meru, protects us all. It was seen with great joy by Indra, with wonder by the goddesses, with fear by the elephants of the gods, with reverence by the Charanas, and with doubt by the Vidyadharas, who wondered, "What is this?"
Thus ends the thirteenth chapter of the Trishatilak Mahapurana, composed by the venerable Jinaseanacharya, which describes the birth abhisheka of the Bhagavan.
**Notes:**
1. "Dvistiriruktan" - This refers to the two-fold and three-fold nature of the abhisheka.
2. "Ghritam" - This refers to the ghee used in the abhisheka.
3. "Baddakalah sadbhih kriditam" - This refers to the stars playing like small, bound boats.
4. "Avadhanaparais" - This refers to the Charanas, who were focused and attentive.