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## Harivamsha Purana: A Translation with Jain Terms
**Verse 325:** The king of the west is Varuna, the lord of the Jalaprabha Vimana. His attire and ornaments are of yellow color, and his lifespan is two and a half Palyas.
**Verse 326:** The king of the north is Kubera, the lord of the Valguprabha Vimana. His attire is white, and his lifespan is three Palyas.
**Verse 327:** In the northeast of Mount Meru, in the middle of the Nandana forest, there is a peak called Balabhadraka, resembling a golden peak. It is the abode of the deity Balabhadraka, who is also known as Kuta.
**Verse 328:** There are eight other peaks in the same area: 1) Nandana, 2) Mandara, 3) Nishadha, 4) Himavat, 5) Rajata, 6) Rajaka, 7) Sagara, and 8) Chitrak. These peaks are located in pairs, one in each direction.
**Verse 329-330:** The height of these peaks is five hundred Yojanas, the width of the base is five hundred Yojanas, the middle part is three hundred and seventy-five Yojanas, and the top is two hundred and fifty Yojanas.
**Verse 331:** In these peaks reside eight famous Dikkumari deities: 1) Meghankara, 2) Meghvati, 3) Sumedha, 4) Meghmalini, 5) Toyadhara, 6) Vichitra, 7) Pushpamala, and 8) Anindita.
**Verse 332-333:** In the southeast direction of Mount Meru, there are four Vapi (water bodies): 1) Utpalagulma, 2) Nalina, 3) Utpala, and 4) Utpalajjvala. Their length is fifty Yojanas, their depth is ten Yojanas, and their width is twenty-five Yojanas.
**Verse 334-335:** In the middle of these Vapi, there is the palace of Indra. The width of this palace is thirty-one Yojanas and one Kosha, its height is sixty-two and a half Yojanas, and its depth is half a Yojana.
**Verse 336-337:** In the middle of the palace is the throne of Indra, and in the four directions are the thrones of the four Lokapalas.
**Verse 338:** In the northeast and northwest directions from Indra's throne are the thrones of the Samanika deities.
**Verse 339:** In front of these are the thrones of the eight Pattranis, and in the southeast direction are the chief officials of the Sabha. The middle officials sit in the south, the ordinary officials and the Trayastrimsa deities sit in the southwest, and behind them are the great deities of the army.
**Verse 340-341:** In the four directions are the thrones of the Atmaraksha deities. Indra sits on his throne facing east.