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## Third Chapter: The Number of Gates of Jambudvipa
[375] Two sandalwood pots are said to be in front of those toranas. Those sandalwood pots are established on excellent lotuses, etc. You should know the description as before, O venerable Shraman! They are all made of jewels, as they are prototypes.
Two Bhingaraks (Jharis) are said to be in front of those toranas. Those Bhingaraks are established on excellent lotuses, etc. They are all made of jewels, clean, as they are prototypes. And O venerable Shraman! Those Bhingaraks are large and have the nature of the mouth of a maddened elephant.
Two Pradarshaks (mirrors) are said to be in front of those toranas. The description of those Pradarshaks is as follows: The Prakanthaks (back part) of these mirrors are made of refined gold, their Stambhas (the place where the mirror is held in the hand) are of Vaidurya gems, their Varangs (cheek-like frames) are of Vajra gems, their Valakshas (hanging chains) are of various gems, their Mandals (where the reflection falls) are of Anka gems.
These mirrors are Anvarshit (naturally clean without being polished) and have a clear shadow-lustre, they are round like the moon. O venerable Shraman! These mirrors are said to be large and of the size of half the body of the viewer.
Two Vajranabha Stalas are said to be in front of those toranas. Those Stalas appear to be clean, thrice cleansed with a broom, etc., and filled with pure, crystal-like rice grains that have been broken by a pestle, etc.
They are all made of gold, clean, as they are prototypes. O venerable Shraman! Those Stalas are said to be large, like the wheel of a chariot.
Two Patris are said to be in front of those toranas. These Patris are filled with clean water. They appear to be filled with various kinds of green fruits of five colors (the water and fruits are not real, but only appear so). They are eternal, in the form of earth-transformation. Only a simile has been given.
Those Stalas are all made of jewels, as they are prototypes, and are said to be large, like a Gokalinger (bamboo basket or) wheel.
131. (2) Two Supatitthagas are established in front of those toranas. Those Supatitthagas are made of Ganavih (five colors) Pasahanagabhandavirachiya Samvosahhipaddipuna, all made of jewels, clean, as they are prototypes.
Two Manoguliyaos are established in front of those toranas. In those Manoguliyaos, many fruits made of gold and silver are established.
In those fruits made of gold and silver, many Nagadanta made of Bairam, with pearl nets woven between them, are established, like gold and ivory.
In those Nagadanta made of Bairam, many Sikkas made of Rayya are established.
In those Sikkas made of Rayya, many Vayakaragas are established.
Those Vayakaragas are all made of Veruliya, like black-thread Sikkas, like white-thread Sikkas, clean, as they are prototypes.
Two Chitta Rayan Karandagas are established in front of those toranas. Those Rayan Karandagas are like a battlefield, with a Chitta in the middle. The Chitta Rayan Karandagas are decorated with Veruliya gem garlands, with a layer of Paddalpacchoyde, with a measure of Sae, and with all kinds of things all around.
1. In the Vritti, it is said 'Vajranabha Stala'. In other places, the reading is 'Vairame Thale'.