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## Fourth Sarga:
**217.** In the Bhranta (deluded) category, two Dhanus (bows), two Hastas (hands), and one and a half Angulas (finger widths) are the height. In the Ud-bhranta (highly deluded) category, three Dhanus and ten Angulas are the height.
**218.** In the Sambhranta (confused) category, three Dhanus, two Hastas, and eighteen and a half Angulas are the height.
**219.** In the Asambhranta (unconfused) category, wise Aacharyas (teachers) have described the height of Narakas (hell beings) as four Dhanus, one Hasta, and three Angulas.
**220.** In the Vibhranta (confused) category, Aacharyas without delusion have described the height of Narakas as four Dhanus, three Hastas, and eleven and a half Angulas.
**221.** In the Trasita (fearful) category, the height is described as five Dhanus, one Hasta, and twenty Angulas.
**222.** In the Trasita (fearful) category, where beings are terrified, four wise Aacharyas have described the height of Narakas as six Dhanus and four and a half Angulas.
**223.** In the Vakranta (curved) category, excellent speakers have described the height of Narakas as six Dhanus, two Hastas, and thirteen Angulas.
**224.** In the Avakranta (uncurved) category, wise Aacharyas have described the height of Narakas as seven Dhanus and twenty-one and a half Angulas.
**225.** In the Vikranta (expanded) category, the height is described as seven Dhanus, three Hastas, and six Angulas. Thus, wise Aacharyas have described the height in the first Prithvi (earth).
**226.** In the first category of the second Prithvi, called Staraka, the height of Narakas is considered to be eight Dhanus, two Hastas, two Angulas, and two parts out of eleven parts of an Angula.
**227.** In the second category of the second Prithvi, called Stanaka, the height of Narakas is described as nine Dhanus, twenty-two Angulas, and four parts out of eleven parts of an Angula.
**228.** In the third category of the second Prithvi, called Manaka, the height is described as nine Dhanus, three Hastas, eighteen Angulas, and six parts out of eleven parts of an Angula.
**229.** In the fourth category of the second Prithvi, called Vanaka, the height of Narakas is considered to be ten Dhanus, two Hastas, fourteen Angulas, and eight parts out of eleven parts of an Angula.
**230.** In the fifth category of the second Prithvi, called Ghat, the height is described as eleven Dhanus, one Hasta, ten Angulas, and ten parts out of eleven parts of an Angula.
**231.** In the sixth category of the second Prithvi, called Sanghata, the height of Narakas is described as twelve Dhanus, seven Angulas, and eleven parts out of eleven parts of an Angula.