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A *shuddha-haar* is one that has only a *shirshka* (head). If an *upapada* like *Indra-chanda* is added after the *shirshka*, then it becomes eleven-fold. ||63|| Similarly, there are eleven varieties of *shuddha-haar* for each *upa-shirshka* etc. Thus, there are fifty-five varieties of *haar* in total. ||64|| If a gem is placed in the middle of an *ardha-maanava-haar*, it is called a *phalaka-haar*. If three or five gold plates are attached to the same *phalaka-haar*, then it becomes two-fold due to the difference between *sopana* and *mani-sopana*. That is, the one with three gold plates is called *sopana*, and the one with five gold plates is called *mani-sopana*. The difference between these two *haar* is that the *sopana* *haar* has only gold plates, while the *mani-sopana* *haar* has gold plates studded with gems. (Round gold beads are called *phalaka*.) ||65-66|| Thus, at the beginning of the *karma-yuga*, Lord Vrishabhadeva created many ornaments for the neck and chest of his sons, and those sons wore those ornaments as appropriate. ||67|| In this way, adorned with ornaments for the neck and other parts of the body, those princes were as beautiful as a group of celestial beings. ||68|| Among all those princes, Bharat, the most radiant, was as beautiful as the sun, and the extremely handsome young Bahubali was as radiant as the moon. ||69|| The remaining princes were as beautiful as the planets, stars, and constellations. Among them, Grami was as radiant as a firefly, and Sundari was as beautiful as moonlight. ||70|| Surrounded by all those sons and daughters, the fortunate Lord Vrishabhadeva was as beautiful as the high Mount Meru surrounded by a group of celestial beings. ||71||
Once, Lord Vrishabhadeva was sitting comfortably on his throne, when he turned his mind to teaching art and knowledge. ||72|| At that time, his daughters, Brahmi and Sundari, approached him, adorned with auspicious attire. ||73||
1. *Ekaḥ shirshko yasmin saḥ shuddha-haar*. 2. *Indra-chandaadyupapadaḥ shirshkaat paraḥ sa haar indra-chanda-shorpaka-haar iti yaavat. Evam shuddhaatmanam upa-shirshkaadinaameva indra-chanda-upa-shirshka-haar iti kramaat. Shirshkaadiṣh panchasu indra-chandaadikam pratyekam. Ekadashadha taadhite sati pancha-panchaashat*. 3. *Vedebhyah*. 4. *Kevala mani" madhyashcheti*. 5. *Anyah mani-sopanaḥ saratnaḥ rokm-phalakaḥ syaditi*. 6. *Kanthaḥ urascha*. 7. *Abhi stve. Abhisye ity-arthaḥ*. 8. *Mangala-alankarae. -nepathy-e a. 50, d. 0, s. 0, m*.