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## Third Rebirth: The Gehakar Kalpavriksha
[299 (Toka), a flower-shaped forehead ornament (bindia), Siddharthak (an ornament made of mustard-sized gold grains), Karnapali (earring), a crescent-shaped ornament, a sun-shaped ornament (these are like pins worn in the hair), bull-shaped ornaments, wheel-shaped ornaments, Tal-Bhangak-Trutik (these are arm ornaments - armbands), Malaakar Hastabhusan (bracelet), Valaksh (neck ornament), a string of beads in the shape of a dinar, Chandra-Surya-Malika (a necklace with moon and sun motifs), Harshak (a type of necklace), Keyur (armlet), Valaya (ring), Pralaambanak (earring), Anguliyak (ring), Kanchi (sash), Mekhala (belt), Kalap (a type of belt), Pratarak (a type of belt), Pratiharik (a type of belt), anklets, Kinkani (a type of anklet), a gem-studded Kandora (a type of garment), Nupur (anklets), Charanmala (a garland worn on the feet), Kanaknikar Mala (a garland made of gold) etc. are the types of beautiful ornaments adorned with gold, gems, and jewels. Similarly, the Manyang trees are also adorned with various types of ornaments, transformed by various natural outcomes.
They are devoid of roots like Darbha and Kas, and are extremely radiant with splendor. // 9 //
[11] O Venerable Shraman! In the Egoruy island, there are many Kalpavriksha trees called Gehakar, located in various places. Just like a fort (Prakara), an attic (Attalak), a path (Charika) between the fort and the city, a door (Dwar), a main gate (Gopura), a palace (Prasad), a terrace (Prakashatal), a pavilion (Mandap), a single-room house, a two-room house, a three-room house, a square house, a four-room house, a sanctum sanctorum (Garbhagriha), a bedroom (Mohanagriha), a house with a balcony (Valabhighar), a room decorated with paintings (Chitrashala), a dining room (Bhojanalaya), round, triangular, square, Nandiavart-shaped houses, a house with a white courtyard without a roof (Pandur-Talmundamal), a mansion without a spire (Harmya), or a white-washed palace (Dhaghal Griha), a half-house (Ardhagriha), a Magadh-house (Magadhgriha), a confusing house (Vibhramagriha), a house shaped like half a mountain, a house shaped like a mountain, a house shaped like the peak of a mountain, a house with well-built rooms (Suvidhikoṣṭak Griha), a house with many rooms (Aneka Koṣṭha Griha), a shelter (Sharanagriha), a bedroom (Shayanagriha), a shop (Apanagriha), a house with a balcony (Vidang), a house with a lattice (Jali), a house with a projection in front of the door (Nivyuha), a house with rooms and doors, and a house adorned with moonlight (Chandani), etc., these are the various types of buildings. Similarly, the Gehakar trees are also adorned with various types of buildings and houses, transformed by various natural outcomes.
One can ascend and descend these buildings comfortably.