Early History of the Dekkan down to the Mahomedan Conquest c18.35

c18.35

यस्य प्रांशुमखांग्रजालविसरद्धारान्तराविर्भव-
त्पादांभोजरज पिशङ्गमुकुटप्रत्यग्ररत्नद्युति ।
संस्मर्ता स्वममीघवर्यन्नृपति पूतोऽहमद्येत्यलं
संश्रीमाञ्जिनसेनपूज्यभगवत्पादो जगन्मङ्गलम् ॥
"The king Amoghavarsha remembered himself to have been purified that day when the lustre of the gems was heightened in consequence of his diadem becoming reddish by the dust pollen of [Jinasena's] foot-lotuses appearing in the stream [of waterlike lustre] flowing from the collection of the brilliant rays of his nails,—enough—that prosperous Jinasena with the worshipful and revered feet is the blessing of the world "