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The **Samvayanga Sutra** states that the **Vaksar** mountains are five hundred **Gavyuti** high and five hundred **Gavyuti** wide. All **Varshadhar** peaks are five hundred **Yojan** high and five hundred **Yojan** in diameter at their base.
[467]
The **Arhat** **Kausalyaka** was five hundred **dhanus** tall. The **Chakravarti** king **Bharata** was five hundred **dhanus** tall.
[468]
The four **Vaksar** mountains, **Saumanas**, **Gandhamadana**, **Vidyupprabha**, and **Malavanta**, are five hundred **Yojan** high and five hundred **Gavyuti** wide, located near the **Mandara** mountain. All **Vaksar** peaks, except for **Hari** and **Harissah**, are five hundred **Yojan** high and five hundred **Yojan** in diameter at their base. All **Nandanavana** peaks, except for **Balakuta**, are five hundred **Yojan** high and five hundred **Yojan** in diameter at their base.
[469]
In the **Saudharma** and **Isana** **Kalpas**, all **Vimana** are five hundred **Yojan** high.
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In the **Sanatkumara** and **Maheindra** **Kalpas**, all **Vimana** are six hundred **Yojan** high. The distance between the top of the **Kshullaka Himavanta** peak and the base of the **Kshullaka Himavanta Varshadhar** mountain is six hundred **Yojan**. The same applies to the **Shikhari** peak.
**Explanation:** The **Kshullaka Himavanta** and **Shikhari** **Varshadhar** mountains are one hundred **Yojan** high from the ground level, and their peaks are five hundred **Yojan** high. Therefore, the distance between the top of these peaks and the ground level of the two **Varshadhar** mountains is six hundred **Yojan**, as stated in the **Sutra**.
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The **Arhat** was six hundred **Vaina** tall and was invincible in the world of **Devas**, **Manushyas**, and **Asuras**. **Abhichanda** was six hundred **dhanus** tall. The **Arhat** **Vasupujya** became a **Shraman** from a **Grihastha** with six hundred **Purusha** followers.