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In the Harivamsha Purana, there are four great Jinalayas in the four directions of Panduka. They are made of all precious jewels, divine, and eternal, being naturally formed. ||354|| Their length is twenty-five yojanas, their width is twelve and a half yojanas, their depth is half a krosa, and their height is eighteen and three-quarters yojanas. ||355|| Each temple has one large door and two smaller doors on either side. The large door is four yojanas high and two yojanas wide, while the smaller doors are half that size. ||356|| In the Saumanasa forest, there are also four Jinalayas in the four directions, and their doors are twice the size of those in the Panduka forest. The Jinalayas on the Kulachal and Vakshara mountains are also the same size as those in the Saumanasa forest. ||357|| Similarly, there are four Jinalayas each in the Nandana forest and the Bhadrashala forest, and their height and width are twice that of the Jinalayas in the Saumanasa forest. ||358|| The size of the Siddhayatana Jinalayas on all the Vijayardha mountains should be understood to be the same as that of the Jinalayas in the Bharat region. ||359|| In all these Jinalayas, there is a sanctum sanctorum called Devachhanda, which is eight yojanas long, two yojanas wide, four yojanas high, and one krosa deep. ||360|| This sanctum sanctorum is adorned with brilliant pillars made of precious jewels, golden walls, and paintings of the moon, the sun, flying birds, and pairs of deer. ||361|| In this sanctum sanctorum, there are one hundred and eight Jina statues, each five hundred dhanushas high, made of gold and precious jewels. ||362|| Near these statues are Naga Kumaras holding chamaras, and...
**Note:** The text continues with a description of the Naga Kumaras and their role in the Jinalayas.
**Translation Notes:**
* **Jinalaya:** A Jain temple.
* **Yojana:** A unit of distance, roughly equivalent to 8-10 miles.
* **Krosa:** A unit of distance, roughly equivalent to 2-3 miles.
* **Dhanusha:** A unit of length, roughly equivalent to 4 feet.
* **Naga Kumaras:** Young Naga (serpent) beings.
* **Chamaras:** Fly whisks, used as a symbol of royalty.