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After describing humans, there is a description of four types of gods: Bhavnapati, Vanavyantar, Jyotishka, and Vaimanika. / Bhavnapati and Vanavyantar gods reside in the Ratnaprabha earth, in the Madhyaloka. Jyotishka gods are also in the Madhyaloka. / Vaimanika gods reside in the Urvaloka. / There are said to be 7 crore 72 lakh Bhavnavasas in the Ratnaprabha earth, where the Bhavnavasis reside. Among them, there are ten types of Bhavnapati gods, including Asurakumar. There is a description of the mansions of the Asurakumars, the three assemblies of the Asurendra, the number of gods and goddesses in them, their position, the reason for the difference between the three assemblies, a description of the Asurakumars of the north, and a description of their assemblies. / There is also a description of the Nagakumaraendras of the south and north, and the Dharanendras of the south and north, and their three assemblies. / There is also a description of the mansions of the Vyantar gods, Indra, and the assemblies. There is a description of the vehicles of the Jyotishka gods, and the three assemblies of the Surya and Chandra gods. After this, there is a description of the islands and seas. / There are similes for the circular shape of Jambudvipa, similes for its structure, its length and breadth, circumference, the height of the Jagati, its base, middle, and upper breadth, its structure, the height, breadth, and height and breadth of the Jalika of the Jagati, the height and breadth of the Payavarvedika, its Jalikas, the pictures of horses, etc., the creepers like Vanalata, etc., Akshat, Swastika, various types of lotuses, Shashvat or Prashaashvat, etc. There is a description of the Chakraval of the forest section of Jambudvipa, its breadth, various Vapiks, their steps, Toranas, nearby mountains, Latagruha, Mandapas, Shilapattas, and the games of the gods and goddesses on them. There is a detailed description of the location of the Vijayadwar of Jambudvipa, its height, breadth, and the structure of its doors. There is a description of the Bhadraasanas of the Vijayadev Samanik Dev, the Anamhishi, the three assemblies, the Pratmarakshak Devas, etc. There is a mention of the upper part of the Vijayadwar, the reason for its name, and its eternity. There is a description of the location of the Vijay Rajdhani of Jambudvipa, its length and breadth, circumference, the height of the Prakar, the base, middle, and upper breadth of the Prakar, its structure, the length and breadth of the Kapishirshak, the height and breadth of its doors, the four forest sections, their length and breadth, the divine Prasads, the four Mahddhik Devas in them, the circumference, the Padmavarvedika, the forest section steps and Toranas, the Prasadavatsak, the Manipithika, the Simhasana, the Path Mangal, the height, length and breadth of the nearby Prasads, the height, length and breadth of the other Prasads on the sides, etc. There is a description of the Sudharma Sabha of Vijayadev, its height, length and breadth, the height and breadth of its three doors, the length and breadth and height of the Mukhammandapas, the length and breadth and height of the Prekshagriha-Mandapas, the length and breadth and height of the Manipithikas, Chaitya Vaksas, Mahendra Dhwajaras, and Siddhayatan. / After that, there is a description of the Upapat Sabha, the birth, fulfillment, and mental resolve of Vijayadev. / The position of Vijayadev and his Samanik Devas is described. / There is a detailed description of the Vijay, Vaijayant, Jayant, and Aparajit doors of Jambudvipa. There is a description of the distance between one door and another of Jambudvipa, the distance between Jambudvipa and the Lavanasamudra, the contact of the Lavanasamudra with Jambudvipa, and the birth of living beings in them. / There is a description of the location, structure, and breadth of Uttarakuru in Jambudvipa, the contact of the Jeeva and Vaksaskar mountains, the circumference of the Dhanuprustha, the height of the humans in the Uttarakuru region, their ribs, their desire for food, time, position, time for raising children, etc. There are two Yamaka mountains in Uttarakuru. There is a description of their height, elevation, base, middle, and upper length and breadth.