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First Chapter
They hold the wheel, or group, of the ten virtues, beginning with forgiveness. In the context of the Upadhyaya, the term 'Bhartre' is interpreted as Upadhyaya, because he nourishes all beings with the nectar of right knowledge, removing them from the darkness of ignorance. In the context of the Sadhu, the term 'Sansarabhimuse' is interpreted as Sadhu, because he destroys the fear related to the world with his lion-like conduct.
In this verse, the words 'Srimate' etc. are used as nouns, hence the singular suffix is applied. Therefore, this verse also applies to all the Tirthankaras, past, present, and future. In the context of Bharat Chakravarti, the explanation is as follows: He who is the lord of Lakshmi, who is in the form of nine treasures and fourteen jewels, who has attained the position of kingship, which is the protection of all knowing beings (Sakalaasch ye Gnasch Sakaljnaah, Sakaljnanaam Asan Jeevanam Yasminstat Tathabhootam Yatsamrajyapadam Tad Iyuushe), who holds the Chakra Ratna as a result of the fruits of his Dharma in his previous birth.
“Siddho Lokottaraabhikyam Kevalaakhyamakevalam. Anupamamanantaam Taamanubobhooyate Shriyam ||” This is said by the wise, as it is stated in the scriptures.
Thus, there is no loss of promise, as the liberated soul is authorized here. This is stated in the Dharmachakra. The second sun, the Dharmachakra-bearer, bears the Dharmachakra weapon, which is blazing with the brilliance of the reflection of the sun. This is evident from the teachings like "Sphuradarasasrasuruchira" etc., and from the statement "Dharmachakraayudho Devaah". This is for him. The Dharmachakra weapon is only for the liberated soul, as this is the accepted meaning of the subject matter. By this, the inseparable things like the presence of the liberated soul are also indicated. Or, this duality is a possible qualifier, as it describes the one who is the beloved of both Lakshmi and Saraswati. This is according to the principle "Sambhavavyabhicaraabhyaam Syaadvisheshanam Arthavat".
Furthermore, the attainment of the position of kingship of all knowledge is for the bearing of which weapon? Here, it is Dharma. Dharma is character, as Kundakunda Swami has explained "Charitam Khalu Dhammo". Here, due to the strength of the context, it is the character that is described, which is like a wheel, a wheel that is invincible, which is the cause of attaining the position of kingship of all, by conquering the enemies of harmful actions. He always bears it, hence he is the Dharmachakra-bearer. By this, the relationship between the character and the attainment of the position of kingship of all knowledge by conquering the enemies of harmful actions is established, and his extraordinary grace is also indicated.
It is argued that he should also be extraordinarily gracious to others. Because, if his worship is weak, then it is said - Bhartre. He nourishes the entire world, he is of such character, he is the Bhartre, the lord of the entire world, he is engaged in nourishing, by this, his boundless grace is stated. How can we be certain that he is extraordinarily gracious to others? To this, it is replied "Sansareti". Here, as in the saying "Guravo Rajamaasha Na Bhakshanoyah", the answer is given with a qualifier that is related to the fear of the world, etc., of worldly beings. Because, the fear of his own world and the fear