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In various fields, the distinction between ascendant and descendant, growth and present, and the lifespan of humans (27-31). The area of Bharat extends to Jambudvipa, which is one hundred and twelve parts (32).
From the verses of the first section, specific information can be obtained regarding the geographical structure of Jambudvipa, which is only outlined in the Vtexts through regions and mountains. The verses of the second and third sections are of greater significance. Among these, particularly important are the verses available in fate. Overall, these verses hold significant importance because they include as many of these Digambara verses as possible in the manuscript of the Western tradition in this chapter. In another chapter entitled "Jabudvipa Samasa," attributed to Umāsvāti, a systematic description of six regions and six mountains is provided. It excludes the four Kshatriyas of Kuru and Videha in the center, which are described in another text. In the description of the Himavan mountain, its color is discussed (Sarakha Sutra 3: 12). Following that, the name of the lake situated on it (compare - Sutra 14), its dimensions (Sarakha Sutra 15-16), a Yojana Pushkara located in its center (Sarakha Sutra 17), the name of the goddess residing there (Sarakha Sutra 19), and the names of two rivers flowing through it.