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The twenty-first parva, the Devendra, the Jagadguru, the great Vrishabha, having given his consent, sent these two here, the creator of the world. Therefore, the king of the Khacharas, out of love for them, said to the serpent king, "Let us carry out their orders with our heads." ||183|| Due to their merit, the description of the separation from the guru, and the proper instruction from the Nagendra, those Khacharas accepted all that. It is right, for whatever is undertaken by a great person is quickly accomplished. ||184|| Having given the two of them the knowledge of Gandharapada and Pannagapada, the serpent king, the wise one, having completed his task, left the two princes, bowing in humility, and went to his own abode. ||185||
Then, when the serpent king had gone, those two young men were greatly honored by the king of the Agara, who showered them with various enjoyments and pleasures, bowing their heads with folded hands. ||186|| They lived happily on the peak of Vijayadha, which is like an unbreakable chain of birds, a dwelling place for virtuous people, an imitation of heaven, and like the assembly of the Jinas, worthy of worship by all the worlds. ||187||
Honoring the knowledge that they had acquired according to the rules, and having achieved their desired goal with the help of learned men, those two princes enjoyed the pleasures that were subject to knowledge and that brought happiness in all six seasons. They attained the position allotted to them by the Khacharas on that mountain. ||187||
**Meaning:** Although they were not Khacharas by birth, they went there and acquired many kinds of knowledge.
1. Having given permission.
2. Sent.
3. Therefore.
4. Due to your merit, due to the good deeds of your sons.
5. Accepted.
6. Undertaken.
7. The two kinds of knowledge, Gandharavidya and Pannagavidya.
8. The serpent king.
9. Satisfaction.
10. -Madhattampo, A, D, L, M.
11. Making contact. 'Yu' in the mixture.
12. Attained.
13. Kunmalit, a crown made of hands, as it were.
14. The rule.
15. Virtuous people, in the case of the gods.
16. Like.
17. Lived there.
18. The rule.
19. The purpose.
20. The limit.