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380 [Jivajivaabhigamsutra 134. Why, O Venerable One, is it called Vijayadvara? "O Gotama! In Vijayadvara, there resides a deva named Vijay, who is a Mahiddhio, a Mahjju, and has a great influence, and is in a state of Paligrovamali. He is the lord of four thousand Samanik devas, four Agrmhisis with their families, three Parsadas, seven Anikas, seven Anikahipatis, and sixteen thousand Atmarakshaka devas. He is the lord of Vijayadvara, the capital of Vijay, and of many other capitals of Vijay. He enjoys divine pleasures and delights. Therefore, O Gotama! it is called Vijayadvara. O Gotama! The name Vijayadvara is eternal. It was not in the past, it is not in the present, and it will not be in the future, as long as it exists and is eternal. [134] 135. (1) Where, O Venerable One, is the capital of Vijay, the deva of Vijay, situated? "O Gotama! The capital of Vijay is situated in the Jambudvipa, in the eastern direction, in the ocean of the Tiryanch, twelve yojanas deep. The capital of Vijay is situated there, twelve yojanas in length and breadth, and seventy-seven yojanas in circumference, with a little more than nine hundred yojanas. It is surrounded on all sides by a single wall. This wall is seventy-seven yojanas in length, half a yojana in height, half thirteen yojanas in width at the base, one yojana in width in the middle, and three yojanas in width at the top. It is wide at the base, narrow in the middle, and thin at the top. It is round on the outside and square on the inside, with a Gopuccha-shaped structure, and is decorated with all kinds of gems. It is adorned with twenty-two gardens, such as the Kinna garden, the Sushikala garden, etc. These twenty-two gardens are half a yojana in length, five hundred dhanus in width, and half a yojana in height. They are made of precious stones and are very beautiful. 1. Bhogabhogay ati bhog yogya shabdadhi bhogono.