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The great king, filled with devotion to his Guru, and engaged in the propagation of Dharma, rose to perform the worship of the Lord. ||11|| Then, the sound of the drums, like the roar of the ocean, filled the army-like ocean with excitement, and the sound reverberated in all directions. ||12|| Then, the great king, the lord of the Bharata land, who was surrounded by an immeasurable army of elephants, horses, foot soldiers, and chariots, set out to worship the Jina. ||13|| The moving army shone like the ocean during the full moon, for the sound of the drums was like the roar of the ocean, and the countless flags fluttering in the wind were like the waves. ||14|| Surrounded by his army, the king reached the Jina's assembly hall, which spread its brilliance in all directions, conquering the sun. ||15|| He circumambulated the assembly hall, worshipping the Manastambhas, and then passed through the moat, the forest of creepers, the fort, the four forests, and the second fort. He was amazed to see the flags, the rows of Kalpa trees, the stupas, and the assembly of buildings. ||16-17|| Then, guided by the doorkeepers, the king entered the assembly hall and saw the splendor of the Srimandapa, which had conquered heaven. ||18|| Then, the king, filled with joy, circumambulated the four Dharmachakras and worshipped them, reaching the first platform. ||19|| Then, he worshipped the eight great banners, which were situated on the second platform, with offerings of pure incense, flowers, and other things. ||20|| Then, in the middle of the Gandhakuți, he saw the Jina, who was seated on a magnificent throne, like the sun on the peak of Mount Udayagiri. ||21||
And they prepared to go with the chief people of the city, taking with them a large quantity of materials for worship. ||10|| The great king, filled with devotion to his Guru, the Lord Rishabhadeva, and engaged in the propagation of Dharma, rose to perform the worship of the Lord Bharata. ||11||
Then, the sound of the drums, like the roar of the ocean, filled the army-like ocean with excitement, and the sound reverberated in all directions. ||12|| Then, the great king, the lord of the Bharata land, who was surrounded by an immeasurable army of elephants, horses, foot soldiers, and chariots, set out to worship the Jina. ||13|| The moving army shone like the ocean during the full moon, for the sound of the drums was like the roar of the ocean, and the countless flags fluttering in the wind were like the waves. ||14|| Surrounded by his army, the king reached the Jina's assembly hall, which spread its brilliance in all directions, conquering the sun. ||15|| He circumambulated the assembly hall, worshipping the Manastambhas, and then passed through the moat, the forest of creepers, the fort, the four forests, and the second fort. He was amazed to see the flags, the rows of Kalpa trees, the stupas, and the assembly of buildings. ||16-17|| Then, guided by the doorkeepers, the king entered the assembly hall and saw the splendor of the Srimandapa, which had conquered heaven. ||18|| Then, the king, filled with joy, circumambulated the four Dharmachakras and worshipped them, reaching the first platform. ||19|| Then, he worshipped the eight great banners, which were situated on the second platform, with offerings of pure incense, flowers, and other things. ||