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The Havyan Mihanaymatipahjhyau, adorned with the splendor of the Anachkaraniradashya, is a realm where the Adi Dhammasvashandirakana Naratarasaama, the Ramgaama, the Jahidkhamandavayalesurati, the Vahithimadkarasupitaatidhuvallvajatipalizhmanu, and the Khar Ladkhadarasyavahman Karakacharasavanpapinata, all reside. This land is a haven of peace, where the Titaayavazhasirakpujaam, the Jahapichkalava, the Kapaschharati, and the Mukhyatranahalimahikaratidhva, all find solace. The Sirisayanhinavalavayanhiviyasetaadi, the Merashya, the Jahiyamiana Kalamusmunisaaedian Gayajnaravala, the Kankappharardarkadi, the Sutrhasiyani Gandhasvamalahsivasiya, the Lernisninarahavayani, the Sakhanjaladatitakanma, and the Bakasamiyanda Navanasankatarakalagirindasiharanai, all contribute to the harmony of this realm. The Parihatipahiyarishraviyash, the Pakshanadhayamalaalaviyan, the Bardargamearalayas, the Savanarayaragyalayas, and the Muhusalatar, all add to the beauty and grandeur of this land. The Sodiayidahinasadipasahhiya, the Sahaasamuhmaadina Surajhapayadhyaapasani puradhara, the Pahilasingaranagavaath, the Vakkavannuvidhayudara, the Harikauskemavikhannu Sammarikaranaahar, the Vanshikidasirhirulayayalatu, the Apakasithasanalalbhaaggaluvagnavimounavurum, the Hisampuranjayapurvipavaruu, the Salahmipurisayadmuhidaaschmuhivalmudijanantijasrayavikhkh, all contribute to the vibrant tapestry of this realm.
The Prajnapti and other Vidyaas have been mastered by its inhabitants, who now follow their commands. The boundaries of this land are adorned with gardens, where the fruits of Vidyaas are enjoyed, and the inhabitants revel in the bliss of their achievements. The villages, situated to the south, are like Dharmaas, fulfilling the desires of their inhabitants. The paths are lined with mandapas, where travelers rest beneath the shade of fragrant Kusumit Nandan forests. The peaks of the Kridagirinndraas, adorned with three deep ravines, offer breathtaking views. The inhabitants indulge in the pleasures of sleep and Draksharasa, while the air is filled with the sound of fluttering flags. The sound of grinding mills, powered by oxen, fills the air, as the sweet juice of Pundus and Ikhus is extracted. The palaces, adorned with gold and jewels, are a sight to behold, with their numerous doors and Gopuras. The poets, inspired by the beauty of this land, compose verses that are enjoyed by all, until their heads nod in contentment. The main halls and toranas, adorned with intricate carvings, add to the grandeur of this realm. The birds, attracted by the abundance of ripe grains, chirp merrily, while the womenfolk engage in their daily tasks.
These fifty Purvaras, each with its own unique charm, captivate the senses. The first is Kinnara, followed by Naragriva, Bahukethu, and Pundarika Nagar. The city of Ghatta, adorned with countless lotuses, is a sight to behold, as the sun casts its golden rays upon it. The city of Hariketu, with its beautiful and melodious sounds, is a delight to the ears. The cities of Shvetketu, Sariketu, and Niharavarna, each with its own distinct character, add to the diversity of this realm. The cities of Shribahu, Shridhar, and Lohaagralol, with their captivating beauty, are a testament to the artistry of their creators. The city of Arinjaya, with its heavenly aura, is a place of peace and tranquility. The cities of Vajrargal, Vajravivod, and Jayapur, with their majestic grandeur, are a source of pride for their inhabitants. The sixteenth city, Shakatamukhi, is a marvel of architecture, with its four faces and numerous facets. The other cities, each with its own unique charm, are known only to the Yogis. The inhabitants of this realm are adorned with Kangan, Haar, Dor, and Katisutr, and their homes are filled with the fragrance of Gandha, Dhoop, and Pushyasamuh.