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## Second Chapter
In the Jambudvipa, in the Bharat Kshetra, there is a very bright country known as Magadha. || 1 || It is the abode of those who are full of merit, resembling the abode of Indra, and it maintains the order of the world through its generous conduct. || 2 || In this country, the fields, plowed by the tips of plows, hold the roots of the earth-lotuses, as if the earth itself were holding the best qualities. || 3 || The nearby land is always covered with forests of trees and sugarcane, which seem to have sprung from the watering of milk and whose leaves are swaying in the gentle breeze. || 4 || The surrounding areas of this country are always filled with large piles of grain, like mountains, which are arranged in a beautiful way, and are different from each other. || 5 || The earth of this country, watered by the drops of time, is adorned with very green cumin and jute, as if it were wearing a garland of hair. || 6 || The land is very fertile, adorned with the best paddy fields, and its regions are yellow with the pods of mung and moth. || 7 || The regions are constantly covered with the seeds of lentil or vati, whose pods have turned red due to the heat, and it seems as if the sprouts of grass will not grow there. || 8 || This country is endowed with fields that produce the best wheat, and it is full of other excellent grains, free from obstacles. || 9 || The roads are followed by herons, who raise their necks due to the greed of insects, and the roads are guarded by cowherds who sing while sitting on the backs of large buffaloes. || 10 || The roads are adorned with bells tied with colorful threads, which sound very pleasant, and the cows, whose udders are overflowing with milk, seem to be discarding the milk they have already drunk, fearing indigestion. || 11 || The land is covered with grass, which is full of sweet juice and so delicate that it breaks with just the breath of the mouth.