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[394] [Jīvāṇīvābhigamsūtra ... In that Ekoshakadvipa, there are many palatās or shyāmalatās, which are always in bloom, etc. The description of the latā should be told according to the Aupapātikasūtra, etc. They are very pleasant, beautiful, attractive, and exemplary. _ In that Ekoshakadvipa, there are many serikāgulma, etc., mahājātigulma. / (Those whose stem is small but whose branches are large and laden with leaves, flowers, etc., are called gulma. / ) Those gulma are always in bloom with five-year flowers. / Their branches are constantly swaying in the wind, causing their flowers to cover the land of Ekoshakadvipa. / (It seems as if they are raining flowers on the multi-seasonal land of Ekoshakadvipa.) In Ekoshakadvipa, there are many vanarājīs in places. / Those vanarājīs are very green, so they appear black, their radiance is black, etc. They are charming and appear like a group of great clouds, etc. They emit a very captivating and satisfying fragrance, and they are very pleasant, beautiful, attractive, and exemplary. / (The rows of forests are called vanarājī. The description of the Mattanga Kalpavṛkṣa [3] In Egoshakadvipa, there are many trees called Mattanga, which are full of branches, leaves, and fruits. / Just as the Chandraprabha, Mani-śalākā, Śreṣṭha Sīdhu, Pravaravāruṇī, Jātivanta fruits, leaves, flowers, fragrant substances, extracted essences, and various substances combined at the right time, make up the Pasava, Madhu, Meraka, Riṣṭhābha, Dugdhatulyasvāda, Prasanna, Mellaka, Śatāyu, Khajūra, and Mṛdvīkā (grape) juices, Kapisa (Dhama) colored jaggery juice, Sapkva Kṣoda (from wood, etc.) juice, Varasara, etc., various types of wines, such as color, taste, smell, touch, and strength-producing transformations, so too are those Mattanga trees full of various natural transformations, full of fruits, and developed. / They are free from Kuśa and Kāṁsa roots and are extremely beautiful. // 1 // The description of the Bhṛtanga Kalpavṛkṣa [4] In Egoshakadvipa, there are many trees called Bhṛtanga, which are full of branches, leaves, and fruits. / Just as the Kāraghaḍakarakalasakarakaripayakanchani-udaka-vaṇi-supatiḍhagapārīcasakabhīngārakaroḍi Sarga Yara