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[340] The commander-in-chief of the Jiva-Jiva-Abhigamata army, who commands sixteen thousand primary protectors of the gods, and many gods and goddesses from the southern direction, wanders around. The Pisacha-chandra, the king of the Pisachas, has three councils: Isha, Trutita, and Dridharatha. The inner council is called Isha, the middle council is called Trutita, and the outer council is called Dridharatha. The inner council has eight thousand gods, the middle council has ten thousand gods, and the outer council has twelve thousand gods. The number of goddesses in all three councils is the same - one hundred. Their positions are as follows: The gods of the inner council have a position of half a Palyopam. The gods of the middle council have a position of a little more than half a Palyopam. The gods of the outer council have a position of a little more than a quarter of a Palyopam. The goddesses of the inner council have a position of a little more than a quarter of a Palyopam. The goddesses of the middle council have a position of a quarter of a Palyopam. The goddesses of the outer council have a position of a little more than a quarter of a Palyopam. The meaning of the councils should be understood in the same way as it was said in the case of Chamarendra, etc. The description of the later Pisacha-kumar gods is also similar to that of the southern ones. Their Indra is Mahakal. Mahakal's description is the same as that of Kal. Similarly, the description of the Bhutas, up to the Gandharva-devas' Indra, Gitayash, is the same. There is a difference in this description, with each having their own Indra. The difference in Indras is described in two verses as follows: (1) Two Indras of the Pisachas - Kal and Mahakal (2) Two Indras of the Bhutas - Surup and Pratirup (3) Two Indras of the Yakshas - Purnabhadra and Manibhadra (4) Two Indras of the Rakshasas - Bhima and Maha-bhima (5) Two Indras of the Kinnaras - Kinnara and Kimpurusha (6) Two Indras of the Kimpurushas - Satpurusha and Mahapurusha (7) Two Indras of the Atikayas - Atikaya and Maha-kaya (8) Two Indras of the Gandharvas - Giterati and Gitayash 1. Kale ya Maha-kale Suruv-padiruv Punnabhadde ya. Amaravai Manibhadde Bhime ya taha Maha-bhime / / 1 / / Kinnara Kimpuruse khalu Sappuruse khalu taha Mahapuruse / Praikaya Maha-kae Giyarai cheva Gitajase // 2 //