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570
Adipurana
Suvadanavrittam
May those two great and excellent incense-burners, which, spreading their smoke, pollute the sky-path, cover the outskirts of the directions, and quickly perfume the whole world, produce joy in our minds. In the same way, may those two beautiful and splendid playhouses, belonging to the three kotis, also produce joy in our minds. ||189||
In the forests of the most beautiful Kalpa trees, adorned with flowers and leaves, and worshipped by the Goddess of Fortune, Indra, are the Siddha trees, which have the images of the Siddhas shining in their roots. I praise, bow down to, and remember all of them with a happy mind. I also praise, bow down to, and remember with a happy mind the rows of stupas, whose entire body is made of jewels, and which are adorned with the images of the Jinas. ||190||
The white row of houses, which is in front of the rows of forests of Kalpa trees, which are surrounded by the vedi of the forest, is followed by the third excellent koti, which is made of crystal gems. In front of it is the Srimandapa of the Lord, which has the power to shelter all the beings of the three worlds. And in front of it is the high three-tiered platform, which is supported by the Gandhakuti, and which increases our wealth. ||191||
In short, the construction of the Samavasarana is as follows: First (after the Dhulisala), there are four Manastambhas in the four directions. Around the Manastambhas are the lakes. Then there is the moat filled with pure water. Then there is the Pushpavatika (garden of creepers). In front of it is the first koti. In front of it are two playhouses on either side. In front of them is the
1. Vibhumikam. This means Trimekhalam.
2. Karotu.