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The Mahapurana had thirty-two thousand plays, which were beautiful, with good music and songs, and were performed on the land. ||56|| There were seventy-two thousand cities, which were as beautiful as the city of Indra, and which made the human world look like heaven. ||60|| There were ninety-nine crore villages, whose gardens were more beautiful than the Nandana forest. ||61|| There were ninety-nine thousand Dronamukhas, which were the places of wealth and grain. ||62|| There were forty-eight thousand Pattanas, whose markets were as beautiful as the oceans. ||63|| There were sixteen thousand Khetas, which were adorned with forts, gates, balconies, ditches, and walls. ||64|| There were fifty-six Antaradvipas, which were filled with humans and animals, and which were like the essence of the ocean. ||65|| There were fourteen thousand Samvahas, which carried out the duties of the people, such as obtaining new things and protecting what they had obtained. ||66|| There were one crore Stalis, which were used for cooking, and which were filled with rice. ||67|| There were one hundred and thirteen crore Halas, which were used for plowing the fields after the harvest, and which had furrows for sowing seeds. ||68|| There were three crore Vajas, which were filled with cows, and which were constantly filled with the sound of churning milk. ||69|| There were seven hundred Kukshivasas, where people from nearby areas would come and stay. ||70||