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## Adipurana, Chapter 40: Description of Rituals and Mantras in the Origin of Brahmanas
**Verse 220:** Having understood the proper method from the Adipurana, those who have studied the scriptures should perform rituals with mantras, as prescribed by the scriptures.
**Verse 221:** Thus, the victorious king Bharata, who is adept in religious practices and beloved of Dharma, established the lineage of Brahmanas, having properly instructed those virtuous Brahmanas, in the presence of the people.
**Verse 222:** These Brahmanas, who have received respect from King Bharata, are renowned for their beautiful and generous character, their knowledge of the scriptures, and their adherence to the teachings of Jinavrishabha. They are highly respected in the world and have achieved great fame.
**Verse 223:** Having established these Brahmanas, the jewel of the Ikshvaku dynasty, King Bharata, honored them daily, seeing them firmly established in the Jain path. Seeing his own creation, accomplished with joy and excellence, who among the virtuous would not consider themselves fulfilled?
**End of Chapter 40: Description of Rituals and Mantras in the Origin of Brahmanas, from the Trishattilakshana Mahapurana, composed by Acharya Jinaseena.**