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Vidyujihva, 25. Dhanadanta, 26. Lashtdant, 27. Gudhadant and 28. Shuddhadant / In the same way, there are 28 Antarvipas on the teeth of the Shikhari mountain, which are located in the salt sea. There are 56 Antarvipas in total, including both sides. The length and breadth of the Ekoruk island is three hundred yojanas and the circumference is nine hundred and fifty yojanas / It is surrounded on all sides by a Panavarvedika and a Banakhand. The land of this island is very flat and beautiful / There are many trees, forests, vines, shrubs, etc. which are always in bloom. There are many green forests / There are ten types of Kalpvriksha which provide sustenance to the inhabitants of this island / (1) From the Kalpvriksha called Mattanga, they get various beverages. (2) From the Kalpvriksha called Bhritanga, they get utensils / (3) From the Kalpvriksha called Trutitaanga, they get musical instruments (4) From the Kalpvriksha called Dipshikha, they get light. (5) From the Kalpvriksha called Jyoti-anga, they get light like the sun and pleasant sunshine. (6) The Kalpvriksha called Chitrang provides various types of paintings and various garlands. (7) The Kalpvriksha called Chittarsa provides various types of delicious food. (8) The Kalpvriksha called Manyanga provides various types of jewelery / (9) The Kalpvriksha called Gehagar provides various types of dwellings and (10) The Kalpvriksha called Anigan provides them with various types of clothes / The men and women of Ekoruk island are beautiful, with proportionate limbs, gentle like the moon and very wealthy. Their limbs, from nails to hair, have been described in a literary and elegant way / They are naturally virtuous. They have a desire for food from within. These people are eight hundred dhanush tall, have 64 prushthakrandak (ribs) / They take care of their offspring for fifty days. Their position is an innumerable part of the Jghanya Deshon Palyopama and an innumerable part of the Utkrishta Palyopama. When they have six months of life left, the Yugalik woman gives birth to a child. These Yugalik men and women live happily and fully, and are born in the otherworldly realm. _There are houses, villages, cities, weapons, writing, agriculture, gold and silver, kings and social systems, slavery, hatred, friends, dancers, vehicles, grains, mosquitoes, war, disease, excessive rain, iron mines, buying and selling, etc. on the Ekoruk island / It is a land of enjoyment / In the same way, one should understand the description of all the Antarvipas / People who are born in Karmabhoomi are born in Karmabhoomi and people who are born in Akarmabhoomi are born in Akarmabhoomi / Karmabhoomi is where the Tirthankaras, the preachers of the path to liberation, are born, where people earn their livelihood by using weapons, writing, and agriculture / There are fifteen such Karmabhoomi - 5 Bharat, 5 Eravata and 5 Mahavideha / (These Bharat etc. are in one Jambudvipa, two Ghatakikhand and two Pushkarardh islands.) Here, people can attain liberation by destroying their karma through their efforts / They can be born in the four paths according to their own merit and demerit. Where there are no weapons, writing, or agriculture, but sustenance is provided by naturally occurring Kalpvriksha, that is Akarmabhoomi. There are 30 Akarmabhoomi - five Himavat, five Hairanyavatt, five Harivas, five Ramyakavas, five Devakuru and five Uttar Kuru / Out of these, one is in one Jambudvipa, two are in two Ghatakikhand and two are in two Pushkarardh islands. There are 30 Prakarmabhrami and 56 Antarvipas which are Bhogbhoomi. Here, there is Yugalik Dharma - Charitra Dharma is not here. [ 30 ]