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## Padmapurana 162
**Verse 326:** Anima, Laghima, Kshobhya, Manahstambhanakarini, Samvahinī, Suradhvamsi, Kaumari, Vadhakarini.
**Verse 327:** Suvidhana, Taporupa, Dahani, Vipulodari, Shubhapraday, Rajorupa, Dinaratrividhayini.
**Verse 328:** Vajrodari, Samaavrusti, Adarshanyajaramara, Analaastambhani, Toyastambhani, Giridarani.
**Verse 329:** Avalokani, Arihdvamsi, Ghora, Dhira, Bhujangini, Varuni, Bhuvanavadhya, Daruna, Madanasini.
**Verse 330:** Bhaskari, Bhaysambhutis, Aishani, Vijaya, Jaya, Bandhani, Mochani, Varahi, Kutilaakriti.
**Verse 331:** Chittodhavakari, Shanti, Kauberi, Vashkarini, Yogeshwari, Balotsadi, Chanda, Bhiti, Pravarshini.
**Verse 332:** Thus, Dasanana, with his past good deeds, obtained these great Vidya's in a short time, with unwavering results.
**Verse 333:** Sarvaha, Ratisamvridhi, Jrimbhini, Vyomgamini, and Nidrani, these five Vidya's were obtained by Bhanukarna.
**Verse 334:** Siddhartha, Shatrudamani, Nirvyaghata, and Khagamini, these four Vidya's were obtained by Vibhishana, like beloved wives.
**Verse 335:** Thus, obtaining the power of Vidya, these three brothers, due to great joy, felt like they had obtained a new birth.
**Verse 336:** Then, the king of the Yakshas, Anavrita Yaksha, seeing these Vidya's, worshipped the three brothers with great splendor and adorned them with divine ornaments.
**Verse 337:** Dasanana, with the power of Vidya, established a city called "Swayamprabha". This city was adorned with rows of houses as high as the peak of Mount Meru.
**Verse 338:** The windows of these houses were adorned with strings of pearls, they were very high, and their pillars were made of jewels and gold. The city was adorned with Jain temples.
**Verse 339:** The city was always illuminated by jewels, which produced rainbows due to the interaction of their rays, and whose brilliance was like that of constant lightning.
**Verse 340:** In the sky-touching palace of that city, Dasanana, endowed with the power of Vidya, lived happily with his two brothers.
**Verse 341:** Then, the king of Jambudvipa, Anavrita Yaksha, filled with wonder, said to Dasanana one day: "I am amazed by your valor, O great-minded one, and I am pleased with you."