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## Chapter Twenty-Three
**Indravajra Vritta**
- The three umbrellas, adorned with countless strings of precious gems, shone with the brilliance of the rising sun. They were so pure and radiant that they seemed to have been created from the union of the moon and the sun. (44)
- Adorned with the finest pearls, shimmering like the ocean's waves, resplendent, stealing the radiance of the moon, and adorned with sparkling Indranila gems, the three umbrellas, upon reaching the Lord, radiated an unparalleled brilliance. (45)
**Vamsastha Vritta**
- Is this the laughter of the goddess of fortune, the embodiment of the world? Or is it the radiant glory of the Lord's virtues? Or is it the gentle smile of the king of Dharma? Or is it the spotless moon, bringing joy to the three worlds? (46)
- Thus, spreading joy among the people, the three umbrellas shone brightly, like a radiant image of the Lord's glory, earned by conquering the enemy of delusion. (47)
**Upendravajra Vritta**
- Like waves in the ocean of milk, the groups of yakshas, serving the Jina, waved their chamaras (fly whisks) all around, creating a dazzling spectacle. (48)
**Upajati Vritta**
- Composed of the finest pearls, radiating a pure brilliance like the moon, the group of chamaras, upon reaching the Jina, shone like waterfalls cascading from a mountain. (49)
**Notes:**
1. Extremely white.
2. This is explained by the presence of excellent pearls.
3. The one who has sparkling Indranila, ruby, and diamond gems.
4. Laughter.
5. Radiant.
6. Of the chamaras.
7. Piece.
8. Related to the moon.
9. Reached the Lord.
10. Waterfall-like.