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[362] The Jeevaji-naabhi-agam-sutras, which are also called "Jo-de", wander around. Each of these reservoirs is surrounded on all sides by a forest, and each reservoir is adorned with a lotus-shaped platform. The water in some of these reservoirs tastes like "pasava", in some it tastes like the water of the "Varuna-samudra", in some it tastes like milk, in some it tastes like "pi", in some it tastes like sugarcane juice, in some it tastes like nectar, and in some it tastes naturally like "udaka-rasa". All these reservoirs are pleasing, beautiful, attractive, and exemplary. / 127. (2) In those small wells and ponds, as far as the wells extend, there are many unique "trisopan" structures, each in its own place. / These unique "trisopan" structures are described as follows: their foundation is made of vajra, their pillars are made of vaidurya gems, their beams are made of gold and silver, their joints are made of vajra, their nails are made of "lohitaksha" gems, their handrails are made of various gems, and their supporting beams are also made of various gems. In front of these unique "trisopan" structures, there are toranas (gateways). These toranas are described as follows: they are made of various gems, they are placed on pillars made of various gems, they are firmly fixed, they are adorned with various types of ornaments, and they are decorated with various types of stars. These toranas are also adorned with various types of animals, such as horses, elephants, lions, tigers, crocodiles, birds, monkeys, "kinnaras", "harus", "sarabhas", "chamaras", "kujaras", "banlayas", and "paumlayas". They are also adorned with various types of flowers, such as "bhatti-chitta", "khambhugga", "yavahara", "vehaya", "parigata", "abhiraama", "vijjahara", "jamala", "juyala", "janta", "jutta", "viviva", "praachchi", "sahasra", "maala", "niya", "misa", "maana", "mimbi", "samaga", "chakkhu", "lloyana", "lesa", "suha", "phasa", "sassiriya", "ruva", "pasaiya", "darisaniya", "abhiruva", "padiruva". On top of these toranas, there are eight auspicious symbols, such as "sotthiya", "siri-vaccha", "jambiya", "avatta", "yaddha-maana", "bhadda-asana", "kalasa", "macchha", and "chappana". They are also adorned with various types of flags, such as "samvaraya-naamaya", "achcha", "sanha", "jaya", and "padiruva". On top of these toranas, there are also various types of "chamaras", such as "kinha-chamara", "niila-chamara", "lohiya-chamara", "hariddava-para-chamara", and "suvikal-chamara". They are also adorned with various types of ornaments, such as "achcha", "sanha", "ruppa-pada", "vaira-vanda", "jalaya-mala-gandhiya", "suruva", "pasaiya", and "jaya-padiruva". On top of these toranas, there are also many umbrellas, such as "chhattai-chhattai", "pada-gai-pada-gai", "ghanta-juyala", "chamara-juyala", "uppala-hattha", and "saya-sahasra-patta-hattha". They are also adorned with various types of ornaments, such as "savvaraya-naamaya", "achcha", "jaya", and "padiruva". / [127] (2) In those small wells and ponds, as far as the wells extend, there are many unique "trisopan" structures, each in its own place. / These unique "trisopan" structures are described as follows: their foundation is made of vajra, their pillars are made of vaidurya gems, their beams are made of gold and silver, their joints are made of vajra, their nails are made of "lohitaksha" gems, their handrails are made of various gems, and their supporting beams are also made of various gems. In front of these unique "trisopan" structures, there are toranas (gateways). These toranas are described as follows: they are made of various gems, they are placed on pillars made of various gems, they are firmly fixed, they are adorned with various types of ornaments, and they are decorated with various types of stars. These toranas are also adorned with various types of animals, such as horses, elephants, lions, tigers, crocodiles, birds, monkeys, "kinnaras", "harus", "sarabhas", "chamaras", "kujaras", "banlayas", and "paumlayas". They are also adorned with various types of flowers, such as "bhatti-chitta", "khambhugga", "yavahara", "vehaya", "parigata", "abhiraama", "vijjahara", "jamala", "juyala", "janta", "jutta", "viviva", "praachchi", "sahasra", "maala", "niya", "misa", "maana", "mimbi", "samaga", "chakkhu", "lloyana", "lesa", "suha", "phasa", "sassiriya", "ruva", "pasaiya", "darisaniya", "abhiruva", "padiruva". On top of these toranas, there are eight auspicious symbols, such as "sotthiya", "siri-vaccha", "jambiya", "avatta", "yaddha-maana", "bhadda-asana", "kalasa", "macchha", and "chappana". They are also adorned with various types of flags, such as "samvaraya-naamaya", "achcha", "sanha", "jaya", and "padiruva". On top of these toranas, there are also various types of "chamaras", such as "kinha-chamara", "niila-chamara", "lohiya-chamara", "hariddava-para-chamara", and "suvikal-chamara". They are also adorned with various types of ornaments, such as "achcha", "sanha", "ruppa-pada", "vaira-vanda", "jalaya-mala-gandhiya", "suruva", "pasaiya", and