Bhartesh Vaibhav

[Dharma jain]

Bhartesh Vaibhav

 

Part-II 

Stanza 25

 

For all the nine days, with the worship of the lord Jina the worship of Chara Ratna was also performed. The other warriors also carried out the worship of their arms with proper rituals and devotion.

 

Stanza 26-27

 

After worshiping  the God of Gometshwar and Goddess  Chakreshwari Luxmi, they tied the Rakshak Yantra to the horse. It is The convention to call the horse the name of Yaksha Devta , because Buddhi Sagar worshipped  Yaksha and Yakshari, for the protection of the horse of victory.

 

 

Stanza 28

 

In the same manner elephants and chariots were decorated in different glorious manner.

 

In short with this manner in which the minister celebrated the festival of Naumi for nine days, the whole world felt surprised

 

 

To be continued..............................,

 

dharma,

www.jainpushp.org

 

[Dharma jain]

Bhartesh Vaibhav

 

Part-II 

Stanza 29

 

It was on the Naumi That Bharat ji came to see festivities in the temple. In the night he attended the court. Who can describe his glory?

 

Stanza 30

 

Bharat wore the bejeweled crown on his head . With its glow even the night looked like the day. In this manner the destroyer of the foe, Raja Bharat was sitting in glory in the court in the pose of bravery a high throne.

 

Stanza 31

 

Bharat was occupying the central throne. The ministers and commanders were sitting on either sides, in the front were innumerable subjects. There were also a number of learned persons, poets, musician etc.

 

Stanza 32

 

People were getting restive to have a look at the Raja. All were swarming to get a glimpse of their king.

 

To be continued...........,

 

dharma,

www.jainpushp.org

[Dharma jain]

Bhartesh Vaibhav

 

Part-II 

Stanza 33 & 34

The Kakini jewel was tied to a post and it dispelled the darkness of the whole city of Ayodhya whose stretch was of 24 miles (12 Kosh).

 Upto a couple of mile, it appeared like day light

Stanza 35&36

In that vast court, there were acrobats and different artists, singers and magicians sitting for display of their art.

 Similarly there were also monkey, trainers, dramatists, which crafted people etc.

Stanza 37 to 39

Just as lotus blossoms forth as soon as ray of sun fall on it, in the same manner everyone was full of joy towards

 whomsoever The Raja looked and they would begin to display their art. 

 

To be continued,

 

dharma,

www.jainpushp.org

 

[Dharma jain]

Bhartesh Vaibhav

 

Part-II 

Stanza 40 & 41

 

Several wrestlers were engaged in bouts. One of the magician attracted the attention of Raja, by showing a seed there. The seed at once sprouted forth into a tree. Green fruits appeared there, and became ripe. Every one of the courtiers felt surprised at that performance.

 

 

Stanza 42

Another magician came before the raja and charmed a blade of grass. By his charm each blade turned into number of cobras which began to crawl hither and thither.

 

Stanza 43 & 44

 

One of the Indra Jalis came forward and said with folded hands, O merciful Lord, Please see Indravatar now. At that time he with his art showed Devendra avatar.

Another Mahendra Jali brought forth a number of fairies, menka and Urvashi etc. which surprised every one in the court. Raja smiled a little.

 

 

[Dharma jain]

Bhartesh Vaibhav

 

Part-II 

Stanza 45

Again another Mahendra jail preyed with folded hands, “O merciful King, I shall  show the incarnation of Ocean”. He presented his art by showing the ocean all around.

 Stanza 46

Then another artist with his art, showed crores of damsels dancing in the sky.

 Stanza 47

Then Raja Bharat called all the artists, and gave them precious rewards. He appeared as if Kalp Tree was giving the rewards.

 

Stanza 48

On that day in every lane of Ayodhya felicitation were going on. Elephants, horses etc were all decorated and accompanied by bands of different kinds were being taken in procession.

[Dharma jain]

Bhartesh Vaibhav

 Part-II

 

Stanza 49

 

Ahead of every body the Gomukh Yaksh was bearing the banner in a chariot. He was followed by a vast sea like procession of horses dancing all the time.

 

Stanza 50

 

Everywhere there was dancing singing, offering of Aarti and showering of flowers. The Raja was enjoying the sight.

 

Stanza 51

 

The procession of horses passed by the throne. They began to dance when Raja looked at them to the tune of different kind of music.

 

Stanza 52

 

There was a long line of horses arranged in rows. These horses were very tastefully decorated with beautiful saddle, ornaments and other equipments. Ghungroos (Small bells) were tied to their legs. Their ringing due to restiveness of the horses gave an impression that marriage celebrations are going on.