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## Fifth Canto
**117** In this (ocean), the gods of lesser wealth wander aimlessly for a long time. They can cross this ocean only with the gods of great wealth. **685** In the middle of the Kundalavar island, there is a Kundala mountain, shaped like a ring, and it shines like a heap of barley grains. **686** Its depth is a thousand yojanas, and its height is forty-two thousand yojanas. It is adorned with a cluster of gems. **687** Its base is ten thousand two hundred twenty yojanas wide, its middle is seven thousand one hundred sixty-one yojanas wide, and its top is four thousand sixty-nine yojanas wide. **688** In the middle of this mountain, there are four peaks in each of the four directions. These sixteen peaks are always served by the gods and are very beautiful. **689** In the east, there is a god named Trishiras on the Vajra peak, a god named Panchashiras on the Vajra Prabha peak, a god named Mahashiras on the Kanaka peak, and a god named Mahabuja on the Kanaka Prabha peak. In the south, there is a god named Padma on the Rajata peak, a god named Padmottara on the Rajata Prabha peak, a god named Mahapadma on the Suprabha peak, and a god named Vasuki on the Maha Prabha peak. In the west, there is a god named Sthira Hridaya on the Anka peak, a god named Maha Hridaya on the Anka Prabha peak, a god named Shri Vriksha on the Mani peak, and a god named Swastika on the Mani Prabha peak. In the north, there is a god named Sundara on the Sphatika peak, a god named Vishalaks on the Sphatika Prabha peak, a god named Mahendra on the Mahendra peak, and a god named Panduka on the Himavat peak. **690-694** These sixteen gods are the Indra of the Naga Kumar gods, all of them have a lifespan of one palya, and they all reside in their respective palaces built on their respective peaks. **695** On the top of the Kundala mountain, there are two peaks in the east and west directions, which are the peaks of the lord of the Kundalavar island. The height of these peaks is one thousand yojanas, the base is one thousand yojanas wide, the middle is seven hundred fifty yojanas wide, and the top is five hundred yojanas wide. **696-697** On top of this mountain, there are four Jinalayas in the four cardinal directions, which are similar in size to the Jinalayas of Anjanagiri. **698** The thirteenth island is called Ruchaka Var, and in the middle of this island, there is a mountain called Ruchaka Var, shaped like a ring. **699**