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The four pillars of the universe were adorned with the four pillars of the universe. The four infinite Jinas were born from the four pillars of the universe. ||17|| The golden Jina images were established at the base of these pillars. The Indra gods worshipped them with abhisheka of milk and water. ||18|| These pillars were always adorned with great music, auspicious songs, and continuous dancing. ||19|| In the middle of the Jagati, there was a platform with three cuts. On the front of this platform, the pillars were established. Their base was very beautiful, they were made of gold, very high, and their heads were adorned with three umbrellas. Because they were made by Indra, they were also known as Indra flags. Their bodies destroyed the false beliefs of the deluded beings. Their size was very high, and the beings of the three worlds respected them. Therefore, the wise people called them Manastambhas. ||100-102|| The wells, which were adorned with various kinds of lotuses, filled with pure water, and resembled the purity of the noble beings, were adorning the land near the pillars. ||103|| The wells, which were adorned with the wealth of blooming white and blue lotuses, were adorned in such a way that it seemed as if the earth had opened its eyes to see the wealth of the Jina. ||104|| The wells, which were covered with blooming blue and white lotuses, on which swarms of bees were sitting, were adorned in such a way that it seemed as if they were covered with black and white eyes with kajal. ||105|| The wells were four in each direction, and on their banks sat rows of birds making sounds, which made them seem as if they were making sounds.
1. Manastambhachatushtayam. 2. Matastambhavyaajat. 3. Mula. Budhnam pratisthitaha lo, mo. 4. Tadayaman. 5. Sanmulaha. 6. Indradhvajasamshaya praptaprasiddhayaha. 7. Mahapramanayogat. 8. Pujat. 9. Vishuddhiparinamaha. 10. Unmilitaha. 11. Vapyah. 12. Vikasanasilaha. 13. Sitambhojah. 14. Sakajjalaiha. 15. Shlathaha.