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Fourth Chapter
Even in the Nidhāgha (fifth Indra), the existence is described as inferior. But the higher one is accumulated in nine parts, five oceans. ॥27॥
The one which is the least in the Nidhāgha, that very one is blazing otherwise. It is mixed with six-ninth parts, the higher five oceans. ॥275॥
The one which is blazing, that very one is the inferior in the Ujjvalita (seventh Indra). Thus, those six oceans are the higher existence. ॥276॥
The one which is the highest in the Ujjvalita, that very one is the inferior in the Saṃjvalita (eighth Indra). Those are the supreme six oceans. ॥277॥
The one which is inferior in the Saṃprajvalita (ninth Indra), that is the higher seven oceans. Those seven oceans are famous in the third hell. ॥278॥
The one which is long in the Saṃprajvalita, that very one is declared as short in the Āra (first Indra of the fourth earth). Those seven oceans are long, and there are three parts likewise. ॥289॥
The one which is declared as supreme in the Āra, that very one is the inferior existence in the Tāra (second Indra). Those seven oceans are higher, with six-seventh parts. ॥280॥
The one which is declared as supreme in the Tāra, that very one is the inferior existence in the Māra (third Indra). Along with the seventh part, the higher eight oceans also. ॥281॥
The one which is higher in the Māra, that very one is described as inferior in the Varcaska (fourth Indra). With the five-seventh parts, the higher eight water masses. ॥282॥
The one which is supreme in the Varcaska, that very one is the inferior existence even in the Tamaka (fifth Indra). The higher one is combined with the seventh part, nine oceans. ॥283॥
The higher one in the Tamaka, that very one is considered as the least in the Ṣaḍ (sixth Indra). With the four-seventh parts, the higher also nine oceans. ॥284॥
The one which is supreme in the Ṣaḍ, that very one is the inferior in the Ṣaḍṣaḍ (seventh Indra). The famous higher one is ten oceans. ॥285॥