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## The Thirty-Fourth Parva
**385** The auspicious Lakshmi, whose good fortune is clearly evident, was marrying off her son Jayakumar, who was adorned with the radiance of the moon, to the beloved daughter of the king, who was like the sun in the sky of the Nath dynasty. This is the highest knowledge of the wise, for it is said that only those who possess a blazing brilliance are worthy of extraordinary Lakshmi and fame. **336**
**337** This is the auspiciousness, the beauty, the glory, the Lakshmi of good fortune, the father who gave birth to him, the mother who gave birth to him, the one who is blessed with good children. He is the jewel of the world, the crown jewel, the one who is worthy of worship, the one who brings victory. This is the joyous proclamation of the people, celebrating his birth.
**338** Jayakumar, adorned with the brilliance of the Kuvalaya (lotus), was radiant, his glory spreading everywhere, his reputation firmly established, and he was always happy. May his victory continue to grow, his fame spreading far and wide, as he conquers the sun with his mature prowess. **338**
**339** Thus, Jayakumar, who had attained Lakshmi by worshipping the Jina, the Lord of the universe, and who had earned great merit, was blessed with all kinds of good fortune. Therefore, O wise ones, with unwavering faith, worship the lotus feet of the supreme Jina, the one who is free from all duality. **339**
Thus ends the Thirty-Fourth Parva, titled "The Kalyanak of the Garland of the Swayamvara," from the *Trishattilakshana Mahapurana Sangraha*, composed by the venerable Acharya Gunabhadra. **43**