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## Fifth Canto
The height of all these peaks, as well as their depths, is described as being equal. ||224||
On the Siddhayatana peaks of these four mountains, the temples are adorned with images of the Siddhas and are resplendent. ||225||
The Vyantara Devas play on the last two peaks of the remaining three mountains, while the Dikkumari Devis enjoy themselves in the beautiful playhouses built in the middle. ||226||
The eight Devis, namely 1. Bhogankara, 2. Bhogavati, 3. Subhoga, 4. Bhogamalini, 5. Vatsamitra, 6. Sumitra, 7. Varisena, and 8. Achalavati, play on the two peaks in the middle of each of the four mountains. ||227||
There are sixteen Vaksara mountains in the Videha region. Of these, 1. Chitrakut, 2. Padmakut, 3. Nalin, and 4. Ekashel are located in the eastern Videha and are long, extending between the Neel mountain and the Sita river. ||228||
1. Trikut, 2. Vaishravana, 3. Anjan, and 4. Atmajan are also located in the eastern Videha and are long, extending between the Sita river and the Nishad mountain. ||229||
1. Shraddhavan, 2. Vijayavan, 3. Ashivish, and 4. Sukhavaha are located in the western Videha region. These four mountains are distinct from each other and, due to their renowned length, touch the Sitoda river and the Nishad mountain. ||230-231||
1. Chandramala, 2. Suryamala, 3. Nagamala, and 4. Meghmala are located in the western Videha region and are situated between the Neel and Sitoda rivers. ||232||
The height of all these Vaksara mountains is five hundred yojanas on the river banks and four hundred yojanas elsewhere, the same as the previously described Vaksaras. ||233||
On the top of each of these sixteen Vaksara mountains, there are four peaks. The Dikkumari Devis reside on the peaks near the Kulachala mountains. The temples of the Jina are located on the peaks near the rivers, and the playhouses of the Vyantara Devas are built on the middle peaks. ||234-235||
There is a beautiful Bhadrashala forest, extending east-west, on Mount Meru, filled with various trees and creepers. Its description is given here. ||236||
Its length from east to west is twenty-two thousand yojanas, and its width from south to north is two hundred and fifty yojanas. ||237||
The forest...