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The Anuttaropapatikadashā Parihārī, thirty-two Bāhiriyā Parihārī, thirty-two Mālākarī, thirty-two Pesanakārī, and other things, such as much gold, silver, bronze, or lead, up to the essence of the essence, and also up to the most excellent families, were to be given, to be eaten, to be enjoyed.
Then those wealthy young men gave each other a koți of gold, a koți of silver, a garland, a garland of flowers, and so on, up to giving each other a Pesanakār, and other things, such as much gold, up to being enjoyed. Then those wealthy young men, having risen from the state of childhood, up to the state of being mature, up to the state of being youthful, became skilled in seventy-two arts, their nine senses (two ears, two eyes, two nostrils, one tongue, one touch, and one mind) became awakened, they became proficient in eighteen languages, they became passionate about music and love, they became skilled in Gandharva music and dramatic performance, and they became adorned with beautiful clothes like the house of love. They became skilled in proper behavior, proper enjoyment, eye-related defects, proper conversation, and proper speech, and they became skilled in proper conduct. They became skilled in fighting with horses, fighting with elephants, they became chariot warriors, they became arm warriors, they became arm fighters, they became able to break even hard objects with their arms, and they became able to enjoy. Knowing this, the noble Sārthavāhī built thirty-two beautiful palaces, which were vast and lofty.
Those buildings seemed to laugh with their group of bright lights. They were strange in their construction of jewels, gold, and gems. They were adorned with victory flags that fluttered in the wind and announced victory, and with umbrellas upon umbrellas. They were so high that their peaks surpassed the sky. In the middle of their lattices, there were cages of gems that seemed like their eyes. They had mounds of jewels and gold. They had blooming lotus flowers, either real or painted. They were adorned with tilak gems and half-moons, or they had inscriptions of sandalwood and other things on their walls. They were adorned with various kinds of jewel garlands. They were smooth inside and out. Their courtyards were paved with fine golden sand. Their touch was pleasant. Their form was very beautiful. They filled the mind with joy when they were seen. They were palaces, very beautiful.
In the middle of those palaces, a superior building was constructed, which was supported by many hundreds of pillars. In it, many playful statues were installed. In it, there was a high and well-made pedestal of diamond, and there were toranas. There were excellent, thick, and spacious pillars of vaidurya gem, with beautiful statues. It appeared bright because it was inlaid with various kinds of jewels, gold, and gems. Its ground was perfectly level, vast, paved, and beautiful. In that building, there were paintings of deer, bulls, horses, humans, and makara. It appeared beautiful because it was adorned with a pedestal of diamond on its pillars. Pairs of vidyadharas, situated in the same row, appeared to be moving by means of a machine. That building was radiant and full of thousands of rays and thousands of paintings.