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In the Harivamsha Purana, the six remaining lands, after the land of mud, are described as having their own distinct characteristics, with their thickness being less than the thickness of the single rope that separates them.
The thickness of the second, third, fourth, fifth, and sixth lands, as described by the omniscient Jina, are thirty-two thousand, twenty-eight thousand, twenty-four thousand, twenty thousand, sixteen thousand, and eight thousand yojanas respectively.
The number of dwellings of the Asura Kumaras and other ten types of celestial beings residing in the first land should be understood as follows: sixty-four lakhs for the Asura Kumaras, eighty-four lakhs for the Naga Kumaras, seventy-two lakhs for the Garuda Kumaras, seventy-two lakhs for the six Kumaras (Dwipa Kumaras, Uddhika Kumaras, Medha Kumaras, Dik Kumaras, Agni Kumaras, and Vidyut Kumaras), and sixty-nine lakhs for the Vayu Kumaras. These dwellings are arranged in a series, and each has a single Chaityaalaya (temple).
Below the earth, there are fourteen thousand dwellings of the Bhutas and sixteen thousand dwellings of the Rakshasas, arranged in order.
In the Patalaloka, where the sun, in the form of a jewel, constantly emits its radiance, the ten types of celestial beings residing in dwellings, namely the Asura Kumaras, Naga Kumaras, Suparna Kumaras, Dwipa Kumaras, Uddhika Kumaras, Stanita Kumaras, Vidyut Kumaras, Dik Kumaras, Agni Kumaras, and Vayu Kumaras, reside in their respective dwellings as per their nature.
The lifespan of the Asura Kumaras is slightly longer than one Sagar, the Naga Kumaras have a lifespan of three Palyas, the Suparna Kumaras have a lifespan of two and a half Palyas, the Dwipa Kumaras have a lifespan of two Palyas, and the remaining six Kumaras have a lifespan of one and a half Palyas.
The height of the Asura Kumaras is twenty-five Dhanus, the height of the remaining nine types of dwelling-dwellers and the Vyantaras is ten Dhanus, and the height of the Jyotishis (astronomers) is seven Dhanus.
The height of the Devas in the Saudharma and Aishana heavens is seven Hastas. From there, the height decreases by half a Hasta, and in the Sarvarthasiddhi heaven, the height is one Hasta. This means that the height in the first and second heavens is seven Hastas, in the third and fourth heavens is six Hastas, in the fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth heavens is five Hastas, in the ninth, tenth, eleventh, and twelfth heavens is four Hastas, in the thirteenth and fourteenth heavens is three and a half Hastas, in the fifteenth and sixteenth heavens is three Hastas, in the Adhogreveyakas is two and a half Hastas, in the Madhyama Aveyakas is two Hastas, in the Upari Aveyakas and Anudish Vimanas is one and a half Hastas, and in the Anuttar Vimanas is one Hasta.
Gautama Swami says, "O Shrenik! Now, I will briefly describe the characteristics of the seven lands, starting with the Ratnaprabha, in order. Listen!"