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In the Padma Purana, ten yojanas above the Vijayadhar mountain, there are the abodes of the Vidyadharas. These abodes are filled with various countries and cities, and they appear like a land of enjoyment.
Ten yojanas above the Vidyadharas' abodes, there are thousands of cities of the Gandharvas and Kinnaras.
Five yojanas above that, the mountain is covered with the temples of the Arhats, and it appears like the mountain of Nandishvara.
In those temples of the Arhats, there are always present the Muni Rajas, who are devoted to study, possess the wealth of the Charanas, and are supremely radiant.
On the southern slope of the Vijayadhar mountain, there are fifty cities, starting with Rathanupura and ending with Sandhyabhra. On the northern slope, there are sixty cities, starting with Gaganavallabha.
Each of these cities is superior to the next, filled with various countries and villages, crowded with monasteries, adorned with wide open spaces and courtyards, decorated with large gateways and balconies, embellished with golden walls and arches, filled with ponds and gardens, offering the enjoyment of heaven, filled with trees bearing all kinds of fruits that grow without being sown, filled with all kinds of medicinal herbs, and fulfilling the desires of all.
Their earth always shines like a land of enjoyment. The springs there always flow with honey, milk, ghee, and other juices. The lakes there are filled with lotuses and adorned with swans and other birds. The steps of the ponds there are made of jewels and gold, and they are filled with water as clear and sweet as honey. They are covered with the pollen of lotuses. In the sheds there, there are herds and herds of Kamadhenu cows, whose radiance is like that of the full moon, whose hooves and horns are yellow like gold, and who are pleasing to the eyes.
There are cows there whose dung and urine are fragrant and have the power to increase radiance and vitality like a tonic. What can be compared to their milk?
In those cities, there are groups of queens with their sons, all of whom are dark like blue lotuses and radiant like lotuses.