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## Table of Contents
**159**
* Consideration of the bodies of the Narakas and the height of their bodies
* The reason for the intense suffering of the Narakas
* Consideration of heat and cold in the Narakas
* What is the height and depth, and how do the Narakas react unfavorably to their nature and add unfavorable causes?
* The color of the mountains
* The Narakas cause suffering to each other
* Instructions on the causes of mutual suffering
* Swords, spears, mountains, and ponds are formed due to the reactions of the Narakas
**160**
* The Narakas cause suffering to each other
* Instructions on the causes of mutual suffering
* Swords, spears, mountains, and ponds are formed due to the reactions of the Narakas
* The dimensions and extent of the first pond
* The depth of the first pond
* The measure of the lotus in the first pond
**161**
* The suffering of the Asuras from the third land
* The meaning of the word Asura
* The meaning of the complex adjectives of the Asuras
* Some Ambavarishadya Devas are the cause of suffering
* The reason why the Narakas do not die prematurely
* The excellent lifespan of the Narakas
* The meaning of the term "Sattvanam"
* The meaning of the term "Tiryanchloka"
**162**
* The reason why the Narakas do not die prematurely
* The excellent lifespan of the Narakas
* The meaning of the term "Sattvanam"
* The meaning of the term "Tiryanchloka"
* Instructions on the main names of the islands and seas
* Instructions on the many names of the islands and seas
* The fourteen rivers flowing in the aforementioned regions
* The rivers flowing to the eastern sea
* The rivers flowing to the western sea
**163**
* The diameter and shape of the islands and seas
* The meaning of each term in the sutra
* The insertion and diameter of Jambudvipa
* The reason for the name Jambudvipa
* The families of the Ganga and Sindhu rivers
* The form of the Ganga and Sindhu rivers
* The meaning of the middle world and Mount Sumeru
* The extent of the Bharat Kshetra
**164**
* The names of the seven regions
* The extent of the mountains and regions beyond Videha
* The names Bharat, etc., are uncaused and eternal
**165**
* The extent of the northern regions and mountains
* Consideration of which region is where
* Time-created changes in the Bharat and Airavata regions
* This change is not of the region, but of the beings there
* The division of the seven regions by the six Kulachal mountains
* These mountains extend from where to where
**166**
* This change is caused by experience, lifespan, and evidence| SR No. | 001443 |
| Book Title | Sarvarthasiddhi |
| Original Sutra Author | Devnandi Maharaj |
| Author | Fulchandra Jain Shastri |
| Publisher | Bharatiya Gyanpith |
| Publication Year | 1997 |
| Total Pages | 568 |
| Language | Hindi, Sanskrit |
| Classification | Book_Devnagari, Philosophy, Tattvartha Sutra, & Tattvarth |
| File Size | 14 MB |