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The Adipurana
**Malini**
The swan, known as the Adipurana, showers down the rain of Dharma. He is pure, with a lofty nature, and resides in the sky. He produces the supreme fruit of liberation in the field of living beings. He roams all the lands like the autumn clouds. ||39||
**Pṛthvī**
Having roamed for a long time, benefiting the worthy, the great king Bharat, with only a moment of his lifespan remaining, performed the act of Yoga Nirodha. His body, composed of the three elements, was destroyed, leaving only the essence of his virtues, the embodiment of Samyaktva. He, the jewel of the three worlds, the treasure of happiness, attained liberation and resided in his own abode. ||318||
**Vasantatilaka**
All of them, including Vṛṣabha, the chief of the great sages, attained supreme happiness, with peaceful minds, in all living beings. In due course of time, these virtuous ones, the lords of the Jains, attained the infinite abode of liberation, being filled with the virtues of Yama. ||399||
**Śārdūlavikrīḍita**
He, who, like a leader, destroyed the great enemy of evil with his fourfold army of virtues, attained his own radiant form, pure like a golden stone. The gods, like bees, serve his lotus-like feet. He is the teacher of the three worlds. May he bestow blessings upon all those who take refuge in him. ||10||
**Śārdūlavikrīḍita**
He was the fifteenth of the lineage of the great ones, the first of the Tirthankaras. He showed the path of liberation from the cycle of birth and death, a great path, to human beings. His knowledge, free from all obstacles, is the ultimate refuge for all. He is the glorious one, the father of all kings of the earth. May he bestow blessings upon us. ||10||
**Not there**
That is to say, all things are attainable to him. ||396||
The swan, in the form of a sage, known as the Adipurana, showers down the rain of Dharma. He is pure, with a lofty nature, and resides in the sky. He produces the supreme fruit of liberation in the field of living beings. He roams all the lands like the autumn clouds. ||397||
Having roamed for a long time, benefiting the worthy, the great king Bharat, with only a moment of his lifespan remaining, performed the act of Yoga Nirodha. His body, composed of the three elements, was destroyed, leaving only the essence of his virtues, the embodiment of Samyaktva. He, the jewel of the three worlds, the treasure of happiness, attained liberation and resided in his own abode. ||398||
All of them, including Vṛṣabha, the chief of the great sages, attained supreme happiness, with peaceful minds, in all living beings. In due course of time, these virtuous ones, the lords of the Jains, attained the infinite abode of liberation, being filled with the virtues of Yama. ||396||
He, who, like a leader, destroyed the great enemy of evil with his fourfold army of virtues, attained his own radiant form, pure like a golden stone. The gods, like bees, serve his lotus-like feet. He is the teacher of the three worlds. May he bestow blessings upon all those who take refuge in him. ||400||
He was the fifteenth of the lineage of the great ones, the first of the Tirthankaras. He showed the path of liberation from the cycle of birth and death, a great path, to human beings. His