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## Fifth Canto
**[343]** Similar to Bhṛṅga and Bhṛṅganibha, there are four other pools: Kajala, Kajalaprābhā, Puṣkariṇī, and Vāpī, all located in the south-east direction.
**[344]** In the north-west direction, there are four pools: Śrīkāntā, Śrīcandrā, Śrīmahitaiśāna, and Śrīnilayā. Aiśāneṇdra resides in this area.
**[345]** In the north-east direction, there are four pools: Nalīnā, Nalīngulmā, Kumudā, and Kumudaprābhā.
**[346]** All the structures, such as palaces, in this area are similar to those in Nandana Vana and Saumanasa Vana.
**[347]** In the north-east direction, there are four stones: Pāṇḍuka, Pāṇḍukamblayā, Raktayā, and Raktakamblayā.
**[348]** These stones are located in the cardinal directions and are made of gold, silver, heated gold, and Lohitākṣa gems respectively. They are shaped like half-moons.
**[349]** These stones are eight yojanas high, one hundred yojanas long, and fifty yojanas wide. They are the sites where the Jinas, born in Jambudvīpa, are anointed.
**[350]** The Rakta and Pāṇḍuka stones are aligned north-south, while the Rakta and Raktakamblayā stones are aligned east-west.
**[351]** On these stones, there are three jeweled thrones, each five hundred dhanuṣas high and wide.
**[352]** The southern throne belongs to Saudharma Indra, the northern throne to Aiśāna Indra, and the middle throne to Jina Indra. All the thrones face east. The Jina Indra sits on the middle throne, while Saudharma Indra and Aiśāna Indra stand on the southern and northern thrones respectively, anointing him.
**[353]** On the thrones of these Pāṇḍuka stones, the Jinas from the following regions are anointed: Bharata, Western Videha, Airāvata, and Eastern Videha.
**[342]** In the south-west direction, there are eight pools similar to the ones mentioned earlier. Saudharma Indra resides in the south-west and north-west pools, while Aiśāna Indra resides in the north-east pools.