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## Seventh Chapter
**135**
It has been said that one **trutirenu** is made up of eight **sanjna-sanjna**. [One **trasarenu** is made up of eight **trutirenu**, one **rathrenu** is made up of eight **trasarenu**, one **uttama bhogabhumij** man's hair tip is made up of eight **rathrenu**, one **madhyama bhogabhumij** man's hair tip is made up of eight **uttama bhogabhumij** man's hair tips, and one **jghanya bhogabhumij** man's hair tip is made up of eight **madhyama bhogabhumij** man's hair tips.] One **karmabhumij** man's hair tip is made up of eight **jghanya bhogabhumij** man's hair tips. One **likha** is made up of eight **karmabhumij** man's hair tips, one **ju** is made up of eight **likha**, one **jo** is made up of eight **ju**, and one **utsedhangul** is made up of eight **jo**. The height of living beings and the measurement of small objects are taken with this **utsedhangul**.
**39-41**
One **pramanangul** is obtained by multiplying **utsedhangul** by five hundred. This **pramanangul** is the finger of the first **chakravarti** of the **avasarpini**.
**42**
The height, width, etc. of large islands, oceans, etc. are known accordingly with this **angul**.
**43**
The **angul** of humans in their respective times is considered their **swangul**. The extent of umbrellas, pots, and cities, etc. is measured by it.
**44**
One **pad** is made up of six **angul**, one **vitasti** is made up of two **pad**, one **hast** is made up of two **vitasti**, and one **kishku** is made up of two **hast**.
**45**
One **danda** is made up of two **kishku**, and **dhanush** or **nadi** is also considered equal to **danda**. One **yojana** is said to be made up of eight thousand **danda**.
**46**
A **gatam** is made which is one **praman yojana** long, wide, and deep, whose circumference is slightly more than three times its length, and which has walls built around it.
**47**
This **gatam** is filled from top to bottom with pieces of sheep's wool, which are not divisible, from one to seven days. This **gatam** is called **vyavharapalya**.
**48**
After one hundred years, one piece of wool is removed from this **gatam**. The time taken for it to become empty is called **vyavharapalyopam kala**.
**49**
After that, in those same pieces of wool, for each piece, as many pieces are imagined by intellect as there are years in countless crores of years, and the **gatam** of the aforementioned measurement is filled with these imagined pieces. This filled **gatam** is called **uddharapalya**, and