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## Fifth Canto
Bhringar, Kalasha, Darsha, Patree, Shankha, Samudgaka, Palika, Dhoopani, Deep, Koorch, Patali, etc. and Jhanjh-Manjira, etc. - one hundred and eight, one hundred and eight instruments, should be known as the family of the images, i.e. all these are present near them as appropriate. || 364-365 ||
In those Jinalayas, windows, house-grids, pearl garlands, gem and pearl-shaped lotuses, and groups of small bells adorn them. || 366 ||
Each Jinalaya has a single Prakar (fort) which is six Yojanas wide at the base, four Yojanas wide in the middle, and two Yojanas wide at the top. It is four Yojanas high, one Krosh deep, and made of gold. || 367 ||
It has four torana doorways, eight Yojanas high and four Yojanas wide in each direction, and its Gopura is fifty Yojanas high. || 368 ||
Adorned with the symbols of lion, swan, elephant, lotus, cloth, bull, peacock, Garuda, chakra, and garland, the ten directions of those Chaityalayas appear as if they are filled with fresh, swaying leaves, due to the ten types of five-colored Maha-Dhwajas. These Dhwajas are one hundred and eight, one hundred and eight for each caste, and a total of one thousand eighty for all ten directions. || 369-370 ||
In front of the Chaityalayas are vast Sabhamandapas, in front of them are long and wide Prekshagrihas, in front of them are Stupas, and in front of the Stupas are Chaityavrikshas adorned with images seated on Padmasanas. || 371 ||
In the east direction from the Jinalayas is a lake named Nanda, filled with pure water and devoid of fish, turtles, and other aquatic creatures. || 372 ||
"Vajramul, Savaidurychulika, Manichit, Vichitra Aschyankeen, Swarnamadhya, Suralaya, Meru, Sumeru, Mahameru, Sudarshan, Mandar, Shailraj, Vasanta, Priyadarshan, Ratnouchchaya, Dishamadi, Lokanabhi, Manorama, Lokamadhya, Dishamantya, Dishamuttara, Suryacharan, Suryavarta, Swayamprabha, and Suragiri" - in this way, learned scholars have described Mount Sumeru by many names. || 373-376 ||
Thus, the described Jambudvipa surrounds the Jagati from all sides. This Jagati is the final part of this Jambudvipa. || 377 ||
It is twelve Yojanas wide at the base, eight Yojanas wide in the middle, and four Yojanas wide at the top. It is eight Yojanas high, firmly rooted, and extends half a Yojana below the earth. || 378 ||
1. Synonyms of Mount Meru.
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