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## Fifth Canto
The Tiryanch Lok, extending from Tanuvat to the end, is established. Its extent is marked by the Meru, which is one lakh yojanas in size. ||1||
Within this, surrounded by countless oceans and islands, lies the Jambudvipa, circular and marked by the Jambū tree. ||2||
It extends to the ocean, encircled by a vajra-like platform, and has the great Meru as its center, which is one lakh yojanas in size. ||3||
Its circumference is three lakh sixteen thousand two hundred twenty-seven yojanas, one hundred twenty-eight koshas, one hundred twenty-eight bows, and thirteen and a half angulas. ||4-5||
When divided, mathematicians say that the cubic area of this Jambudvipa is seven hundred ninety crore fifty-six lakh ninety-nine thousand one hundred fifty yojanas. ||6-7||
In this Jambudvipa, there are seven regions, one Meru, two Kurus, two trees named Jambū and Shalmali, six Kulachala mountains, six Mahasarovar lakes situated on the Kulachala mountains, fourteen great rivers, twelve Vibhang rivers, twenty Vaksara mountains, thirty-four capitals, thirty-four Rupayachala mountains, thirty-four Vrishabhachala mountains, sixty-eight caves, four circular navel mountains, and three thousand seven hundred forty cities of the Vidyadhara kings. ||8-11||
With all these things, this Jambudvipa shines brightly. Twice the size of this Jambudvipa, and with a Meru and other features, the Dhataki-khanda island shines brightly, and the Pushkaradham is also similar to the Dhataki-khanda, with all regions, mountains, and other features. ||12-13||
In this, the southern region is Bharat, and the northern region is Himavat. The Harikshetra, Videha, and Ramyak are also located there. ||13||