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[The Sapta-shat-sthanak Samvaya]
[125] It is known that in the exact middle of the Pushkaravardvipa, there is a circular, superhuman mountain, which divides the island into two parts. The area up to the inner part of this island is called the Manushya-kshetra, because the origin of humans is up to this point. In this Pushkaravardvipa-ardha, there are two parts due to the presence of one Ishukara mountain each in the east and west directions. Of these, the southern part is called the Dakshinardha Manushya-kshetra and the northern part is called the Uttarardha Manushya-kshetra. Since within the Manushya-kshetra, according to the calculation mentioned above (2+4+12+42+72-132), there are a total of one hundred and thirty-two Chandras and Suryas. Half of them, sixty-six Chandras and Suryas, illuminate the Dakshinardha Manushya-kshetra, and sixty-six Chandras and Suryas illuminate the Uttarardha Manushya-kshetra. When the Chandras and Suryas of the northern row move towards the east during their rotation, the Chandras and Suryas of the southern row start rotating towards the west. In this way, sixty-six Chandras and Suryas illuminate their respective areas while rotating in the southern Pushkarardha and sixty-six Chandras and Suryas in the northern Pushkarardha. This arrangement is eternal, therefore, they have been illuminating in the past, are illuminating in the present, and will continue to illuminate in the future.
333-The number of Ganadharas of the Arhat is sixty-six. The number of Ganadharas of the Shreyans Arhat was sixty-six.
334-The excellent state of Abhinibodhik (mati) knowledge is said to be like sixty-six oceans. (Which is attained by going to the Achyut heaven three times or to the Vijayadi Anuttar Vimanas twice.)
||Shat-shat-sthanak Samvaya Sampt.
Sapta-shat-sthanak Samvaya 335-Sixty-seven Nakshatra-masas are said to be in the Pancha-samvatsarik Yuga, counted by the Nakshatra-masas.
336-The sides of the Hemavat and Eravata regions are said to be sixty-six, sixty-six hundred, fifty-five Yojanas, and three parts of a Yojan in length.
337-The distance between the easternmost point of the Mandar mountain and the easternmost point of the Gautam island is said to be sixty-six thousand Yojanas without any obstruction.