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## Translation:
**[Tatiya Pratipatti Trutitaang Kalpvriksh] 293**
**[2]** O Venerable Ascetic! In that Ekroruk island, there are many Kalpvrikshas named Mruttanag. Just as there are various vessels like Warak (Mangal Ghat), Ghat, Karak, Kalash, Karkari (Gagari), Padakanchanika (golden foot-washing vessel), Udank (Ulchana), Vani (Lota), Supratisthak (flower vase), Pari (vessel for ghee), Chasak (drinking vessel - glass etc.), Bhingarak (Jhari), Karoti (Katora), Shark, Tharak (special vessel), Patri, Thali, water pitcher, Vichitra Varttak (special vessel for keeping ghee etc. during meals), Mani Varttak, Shakti (small vessel for grinding sandalwood etc.) - all made of gold, precious gems, and adorned with intricate designs, similarly, these Mruttanag Kalpvrikshas are equipped with various types of vessels, transformed through the process of Bhasanavidhi, filled with fruits, and fully developed. These trees are adorned with splendor, having roots free from Kus-Kas (impurities).
**[3]** O Venerable Ascetic! In that Ekroruk island, there are many Kalpvrikshas named Trutitaang. Just as there are various musical instruments like Muraj, Mrudang, Pranav (small drum), Patha (drum), Dardarak (a musical instrument played on a wooden platform and covered with leather of a goat etc.), Karati, Didim, Bhabha-Dukkha, Horambh (Maha Dhakka), Kvanit (special Veena), Kharamukhi (Kahala), Mukund (special Mrudang), Shankhika (small conch), Parili-Bachchak (a special musical instrument made by weaving grass), Parivadini (seven-stringed Veena), Vansh (flute), Veena-Sughoosha-Vipanchi-Mahati Kachchhpi (all types of Veena), Rigaska (a musical instrument played by rubbing), Talatal (hand-played cymbals), Kansa Tal (a bronze instrument played to keep rhythm) - all played correctly, by skilled musicians proficient in Gandharva Shastra, and pure in their beginning, middle, and end, similarly, these Trutitaang Kalpvrikshas are equipped with four types of musical instruments, transformed through the process of Tat-Vitat-Ghan and Sushrir, naturally. These trees are laden with fruits, fully developed, and adorned with splendor, having roots free from Kus-Kas (impurities).