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The first sutra of the forty-eighth Samavaya - 'Egmeass Nan Ranno.....' is also mentioned in Jambudvipaprajnapti 653, where it states that each Chakravarti has forty-eight thousand Pattanas.
The third sutra of the forty-eighth Samavaya - 'Suramandale Nan Adyaalisan.....' is also mentioned in Jambudvipaprajnapti 654, where it states that the diameter of the Surya Vimana is forty-eight parts out of sixty-one parts of a Yojana.
The second sutra of the fiftieth Samavaya - 'Devakuru - Uttarakuruessu Nan........' is also mentioned in Jambudvipaprajnapti 655, where it states that the people of Devakuru and Uttarakuru become young in fifty days and nights.
The fourth sutra of the fiftieth Samavaya - 'Savvevi Nan Dihaveyaddha Mule......' is also mentioned in Jambudvipaprajnapti 656, where it states that the diameter of the base of all the longest Vaitalya mountains is fifty Yojanas.
The sixth sutra of the fiftieth Samavaya - 'Savvao Nan Timissaguhao..' is also mentioned in Jambudvipaprajnapti 657, where it states that the dimension of the Timishra Guha and Khandaprapata Guhas is fifty Yojanas each.
The first sutra of the thirty-third Samavaya - 'Devakuru-Uttarakuruyaao..' is also mentioned in Jambudvipaprajnapti 658, where it states that the dimension of the chord of Uttarakuru is thirty-three thousand Yojanas.
The second sutra of the thirty-third Samavaya - 'Mahahaimavantaruppiinam.......' is also mentioned in Jambudvipaprajnapti 659, where it describes the dimension of Mahahaimavant and Rukmi, etc.
The second sutra of the fifty-fifth Samavaya - 'Mandarass Nan Pavvayass..........' is also mentioned in Jambudvipaprajnapti 660, where it states that the uninterrupted distance between the western extremity of Meru Parvat and the western extremity of Vijayadwar is fifty-five thousand Yojanas.
The fifth sutra of the fifty-seventh Samavaya - 'Mahahaimavant - Ruppiinam......' is also mentioned in Jambudvipaprajnapti 661, where it describes the chord of Mahahaimavant, Jaur, Rukmi, and Varshadhar mountains.
The first sutra of the sixtieth Samavaya - 'Egmege Nan Mandale.....' is also mentioned in Jambudvipaprajnapti 662, where it states that the Sun completes sixty Muhurtas in each Mandala.