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The fourth sutra of the twenty-first Samavaya - 'Egmegae Nan Ussappinee...' - states that in Jambudvipaprajnapti 631, the first Dushama and the second Dushama-Dushama of each Utsarpini are twenty-one thousand years each.
The second sutra of the twenty-fourth Samavaya - 'Chullahimavant - Sihrianam...' - states that in Jambudvipaprajnapti 632, the extent of the lifespan of the inhabitants of the Laghuhimavant and Shikhari Vardhadhara mountains is twenty-four thousand nine hundred thirty-two yojanas and slightly more than one thirty-eighth part of a yojana.
The third sutra of the twenty-fourth Samavaya - 'Chauveesam Devathana...' - states that in Jambudvipaprajnapti 633, the twenty-four abodes of the gods are said to be without Indra and his priest, meaning without a leader and a guide.
The fifth sutra of the twenty-fourth Samavaya - 'Ganga-Sindhuon Nan Mahanadio...' - states that in Jambudvipaprajnapti 634, the flow of the great rivers Ganga and Sindhu is described as being slightly more than twenty-four kos wide.
The sixth sutra of the twenty-fourth Samavaya - 'Rattarattavatio Nan...' - states that in Jambudvipaprajnapti 635, the same subject is described.
The third sutra of the twenty-fifth Samavaya - 'Savve Vi Dihaveyaddhapavvaaya...' - states that in Jambudvipaprajnapti 636, all the long Vaitaldhya mountains are described in the same way.
The seventh sutra of the twenty-fifth Samavaya - 'Gangasindhuon Nan Mahanadio...' - states that in Jambudvipaprajnapti 637, it is described that the great rivers Ganga and Sindhu have a wide flow of twenty-five kos, shaped like a garland of pearls, flowing east-west from the Ghatamukha into their respective ponds.
The second sutra of the thirty-first Samavaya - 'Mandare Pavvae...' - states that in Jambudvipaprajnapti 638, it is written that the circumference of Mount Meru on the surface of the earth is slightly less than thirty-one thousand six hundred twenty-three yojanas.
The third sutra of the thirty-first Samavaya - 'Jaya Nan Suriye...' - states that in Jambudvipaprajnapti 639, the sighting of the sun is described.
The third sutra of the thirtieth Samavaya - 'Mahavidehe Nan Vase...' - states that in Jambudvipaprajnapti 640, the diameter of Mahavideha is described as being slightly more than thirty-three thousand yojanas.
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Jambudvipaprajnapti - Vaksh 2, Sutra 37
Jambudvipaprajnapti - Vaksh 4, Sutra 72
Jambudvipaprajnapti - Vaksh 5, Sutra 115
Jambudvipaprajnapti - Vaksh 5, Sutra 74
Jambudvipaprajnapti - Vaksh 4, Sutra 74
Jambudvipaprajnapti - Vaksh 1, Sutra 12
Jambudvipaprajnapti - Vaksh 4, Sutra 74
Jambudvipaprajnapti - Vaksh 4, Sutra 103
Jambudvipaprajnapti - Vaksh 7, Sutra 133
Jambudvipaprajnapti - Vaksh 4, Sutra 85
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