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## Translation:
**261**
**Adipurana**
"Vishveshwara, Jaganmata, Mahadevi, Mahasati, Pujya, and Sumangala, these are the names by which Jinambika is known." (225)
"Sri, Hri, Buddhi, Dhriti, Kirti, and Lakshmi, these six goddesses residing in the Kulachala are known as Jinamatrikas, the ones who serve the Jinamata." (226)
"After birth, the Indra, having arrived on the summit of Mount Meru, perform the abhisheka of the Lord with the pure water of the Kshirasagara. This is the Mandara abhisheka of the Parameshti. It is well-known, therefore, it is not elaborated upon here." (227-228)
This is the fortieth Mandara abhisheka.
"Then, the Lord, being independent and self-born, receives the teachings of Vidya. He attains the worship of the Guru without being a disciple, meaning he becomes the Guru of all without being anyone's disciple." (229)
"At that time, the Indras, filled with wonder, worship the Lord, the protector, the Guru of the three worlds, saying, 'You are worthy of being a God even though you are not taught.'" (230)
This is the forty-first Guru puja.
"Then, in his youth, he attains the position of Yuvaraja. At that time, the great and powerful Lord is crowned and anointed." (231)
This is the forty-second Yuvarajya.
"After that, the Lord is crowned as the Raja-adhiraja (Emperor) by all the kings. He rules the earth, extending to the ocean, without being ruled by anyone." (232)
This is the forty-third Swarajya.
"Then, he obtains the Chakra, upon receiving treasures and jewels. He is worshipped by his own people, saying, 'He is the king.'" (233)
This is the Chakra-labha.
**Meaning:**
"The birth of the Lord is marked by a shower of gold, signifying his extraordinary birth. This act of receiving the name Hiranyotkrista, meaning 'born of gold,' is significant." (224)
This is the thirty-ninth Hiranyotkrista-janma.