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## Adipurana 3
**114**
Nir-anjana, Jagat-jyoti, Nirukta-ukti, Anamaya, Achal-sthiti, Akshobhya, Kutastha, Sthanu, Akshaya.
**115**
Pranita, Praneta, Nyaya-shastra-krit, Shasta, Dharma-pati, Dharmya, Dharma-atma, Dharma-tirtha-krit.
**116**
Vrishadhwaja, Vrishadhish, Vrishaketu, Vrishayudha, Vrisha, Vrishapati, Bharta, Vrishabhanka, Vrishodbhava.
**117**
Hirany-nabhuta-atma, Bhuta-bhrut, Bhuta-bhavana, Prabhava, Vibhava, Masvan, Bhava, Bhava, Bhavantaka.
**113**
They are called **Nirabadha** because they are free from obstacles, **Nishkala** because they are free from body and Maya, and **Bhuvaneshwar** because they are the Lord of the three worlds.
**114**
They are called **Nir-anjana** because they are free from the stain of karma, **Jagat-jyoti** because they illuminate the world, **Nirukta-ukti** because their words are meaningful and free from contradictions, **Anamaya** because they are free from disease, **Achal-sthiti** because their state is unmoving, **Akshobhya** because they are never disturbed, **Kutastha** because they are eternal, **Sthanu** because they are free from movement, and **Akshaya** because they are imperishable.
**115**
They are called **Pranita** because they are the best in the three worlds, **Gramani** because they lead the group of worthy beings to liberation, **Neta** because they lead all beings to the path of welfare, **Praneta** because they are the creators of the twelve-limbed scripture, **Nyaya-shastra-krit** because they teach the science of justice, **Shasta** because they teach welfare, **Dharma-pati** because they are the masters of the highest virtues like forgiveness, **Dharmya** because they are full of virtue, **Dharma-atma** because their soul is virtuous, and **Dharma-tirtha-krit** because they are the creators of the virtuous pilgrimage.
**116**
They are called **Vrishadhwaja** because their flag has the symbol of a bull, or because Dharma itself is their flag, or because they are marked with the symbol of a bull, **Vrishadhish** because they are the master of Dharma, **Vrishaketu** because they are the flag of Dharma, **Vrishayudha** because they have taken up the weapon of Dharma to destroy the enemies of karma, **Vrisha** because they are Dharma itself, **Vrishapati** because they are the master of Dharma, **Bharta** because they nourish all beings, **Vrishabhanka** because they are marked with the symbol of a bull, and **Vrishodbhava** because they were born as a Tirthankara by practicing the highest Dharma.
**117**
They are called **Hirany-nabhuta-atma** because they have a beautiful navel, **Bhuta-atma** because their soul is truth, **Bhuta-bhrut** because they protect all beings, **Bhuta-bhavana** because their thoughts are very noble, **Prabhava** because