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In the Harivamsha Purana,
There is an inner enclosure guarded by a forest, with gateways adorned with toranas, and nine stupas in each of the nine directions. || 54 || These stupas are made of padmaraga gems, and near them are assembly halls made of gold and jewels, fit for the munis and devas. || 55 || Beyond the assembly halls is the third enclosure, made of crystal, adorned with four gateways, each with seven sections and made of various precious gems. || 56 || The names of the eight gates of the eastern enclosure are Vijay, Vishruta, Kirti, Vimala, Udaya, Vishvadhruka, Vasaviryam, and Vara. || 57 || The names of the eight gates of the southern enclosure are Vaijayanta, Shiva, Jyeshta, Varishtha, Anagha, Dharana, Yamya, and Apratiha. || 58 || The names of the eight gates of the western enclosure are Jayanta, Amitasara, Sudhama, Akshobhya, Suprabha, Varuna, and Varada. || 59 || The names of the eight gates of the northern enclosure are Aparajita, Artha, Atulārtha, Udaka, Amoghka, Udaya, Akshaya, and Pūrṇakāmaka. || 60 || In the middle of the doorways, on excellent gem-studded seats, are auspicious mirrors that show the future to those who look at them. || 61 || These mirrors, with their groups of brilliance that destroy the deepest darkness, are always shining, and from them the gateways shine, surpassing the brilliance of the sun. || 62 || In the gateways of the Vijay and other enclosures, there are Kalpa-born devas who guard the gates, adorned with shining ornaments, and who pronounce the words "Victory" and "Prosperity." || 63 || These three enclosures are one krosa, two krosa, and three krosa high, and their width at the base, middle, and top is half their height. || 64 || The ground level of these enclosures is said to be three hands less than their height, and above them are battlements shaped like monkey heads, one hand and one vitasti wide, and half a vema high. || 65 || Beyond that is the inner garden, filled with various trees and vine-covered houses, adorned with platforms, mountain-like structures, and viewing galleries. || 66 || In the middle of the streets, which are bounded by platforms, is the courtyard called Kalyana-jaya, and in it are banana trees, as tall as salmali trees, standing in the middle. || 67 ||