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## Fourth Chapter
In the abundant part of the Dharma earth, there are Naraka (hells) every thousand yojanas, leaving aside the parts of the Dhva (Dhva is a type of hell). ||7|| This same order should be understood in the remaining earths as well. In the seventh earth, in the middle region, which is thirty-five krośa wide, there are Narakas. ||72|| There are thirty-five lakh (35,00,000) types of Narakas. Out of these, fifteen lakh are in the first earth, ten lakh in the second, three lakh in the third, five lakh less than one lakh in the sixth, and five lakh in the seventh. In total, there are eighty-four lakh Narakas in all seven earths. ||73-74|| In these earths, there are thirteen, eleven, nine, seven, five, three, and one prastara (layers) respectively. ||75||
In the Dharma earth, there are thirteen Indrakas (types of Narakas) in the thirteen prastaras, in order: 1. Simantaka, 2. Naraka, 3. Roruka, 4. Bhranta, 5. Udbhranta, 6. Sambhranta, 7. Asambhranta, 8. Vibhranta, 9. Trasa, 10. Trasita, 11. Vakranta, 12. Avakranta, and 13. Vikranta. ||76-77||
The Jinas have described eleven Indrakas in the eleven prastaras of the second earth, Vamsa: 1. Staraka, 2. Stanaka, 3. Manaka, 4. Vanaka, 5. Ghat, 6. Sanghat, 7. Jihva, 8. Jibika, 9. Lola, 10. Lolup, and 11. Stanalolup. ||78-79||
In the third earth, Megha, there are nine Indrakas in the nine prastaras: 1. Tapta, 2. Tapita, 3. Tapana, 4. Tapana, 5. Nidagh, 6. Prajvalita, 7. Ujjvalita, 8. Sanjvalita, and 9. Samprajvalita. ||80-81||
In the fourth earth, there are seven Indrakas in the seven prastaras: 1. Ara, 2. Tara, 3. Mara, 4. Varcaska, 5. Tamaka, 6. Khaḍ, and 7. Khaḍkhaḍ. ||82||
In the fifth earth, there are five Indrakas in the five prastaras: 1. Tama, 2. Bhrama, 3. Jhsha, 4. Anta, and 5. Tamisra. These Indrakas are shaped like cities. ||83||
In the sixth earth, there are three Indrakas: 1. Hima, 2. Vardala, and 3. Lallaka. ||84||
In total, there are sixty-nine Indrakas in all the earths. From top to bottom, each earth has two less Indrakas than the one above it, and from bottom to top, each earth has two more Indrakas than the one below it. ||85||
In the first earth, in the first prastara, the Simantaka Indrakas are arranged in sixty-nine rows in each of the four directions, and they are separated by a great distance. ||86||
There are also sixty-nine rows of Indrakas in each of the four directions of the Simantaka Indrakas, and there are many more scattered around them. ||87||