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## Fifth Canto
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The number of divisions of the land without mountains in the Dhātakīkhaṇḍa is two hundred and twelve, and the number of divisions of the land with mountains is one hundred and nineteen. ||50||
The middle extent of the Bharata Kṣetra is twelve thousand, five hundred and eighty-one yojanas and thirty-six parts. ||502||
The outer extent is eighteen thousand, five hundred and forty-seven yojanas and one hundred and fifty-five parts. ||503||
The extent of the three types of land is to be known as four times the extent of the Bharata Kṣetra up to the Videha Kṣetra, and from there onwards it decreases fourfold successively up to the Airāvata Kṣetra. ||504||
The diameter of the twelve mountains, starting from the Himāvan, in the Dhātakīkhaṇḍa is twice the diameter of the mountains in the Jambūdvīpa. Similarly, the diameter of the mountains in the Puṣkaravaradvīpa is twice the diameter of the mountains in the Jambūdvīpa. ||505||
In the two and a half dvīpas, excluding the Meru mountain, the depth of the Kulācala, Vṛkṣa, Vakṣāra mountains and the Vedikās is one-fourth of their height. ||506||
The extent of the Kuṇḍas in the Dhātakīkhaṇḍa is six times their depth, and the extent of the rivers and lakes is fifty times their depth. ||507||
The height of the Caityālayas in the Dhātakīkhaṇḍa is one hundred and fifty yojanas, and the ten Mahāvṛkṣas, starting from the Jambū, are of equal extent. ||508||
The rivers, lakes, forests, Kuṇḍas, padmas, mountains and lakes are equal in depth to those in the Jambūdvīpa, and twice their extent. ||509||
The Caitya, Caityālaya, Vṛṣabhācala, Nābhipravata, Citrakūṭa, Kāñcanagiri, etc. mountains, the peaks of the Diggajendras, and the Vedikās, etc. are all equal in extent, depth and height in the three dvīpas. ||510-511||
The jeweled toranas of all the Kūṭas in the Dhātakīkhaṇḍa are half a yojana high and five hundred dhanuṣ wide. ||512||
The height of the two Meru mountains in the Dhātakīkhaṇḍa and Puṣkaradvīpa is eighty-four thousand yojanas. ||513||
These Meru mountains are one thousand yojanas deep into the earth, and their base extends for nine thousand and five hundred yojanas. ||514||
The circumference of their base is thirty thousand and forty-two yojanas. ||515||
**1. The land which is called Dhātakīkhaṇḍa is indeed devoid of the Vamsadhara. It has two hundred and twelve divisions, and the same number of mountains. ||14||**
-J. Pr. 11 Objective 2. Meru we M. 3. By others M.
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