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[Description of the Third Abode of Liberation] [395 It has supports (bases that hold the original bases steady) made of various gems, its original bases are made of gold, the upper parts of the supports made of various gems, its beams are of Jambunada gold, its joints are made of diamond, it is woven (woven) with various gems, it has a silver cushion, pillows of Lohitaksha gems and a bolster of malleable gold / It is a divine couch with pillows on both sides (head and foot), it has pillows (large round pillows) the size of the body, it is raised on both sides and bent (bent) and deep in the middle, it sinks in like the sand on the banks of the Ganges River when you step on it, the couch sinks down when you lie on it, a cotton cloth (bedspread) with vine patterns is spread on it, a Rajastraan is placed on it, it is covered with a red cloth, its soft touch is like that of beautiful cotton, wool, plant and butter, it is a model of the palace. In the northeast (Isanakoon) of that divine couch, there is a large gem pedestal called / It is one yojana long and wide and half a yojana thick and completely made of gems, clean / On top of that gem pedestal, there is a small Mahendra flag called, which is seven and a half yojanas high, half a kos high and half a kos wide. It is made of Vaidurya gems, it is round and beautiful in shape, etc. the description should be done as before, as far as the text - eight auspicious things, flags and umbrellas. To the west of that small Mahendra flag is the armory called the Vijaydev's Chaupal / There are Vijaydev's armor gems and other weapon gems kept / Those weapons are bright, very sharp and sharp-edged / They are models of the palace. Above that Sudharma Sabha, there are many text-eight auspicious things, flags and umbrellas. ' Description of the Abode of Liberation 136. (1) From the north side of the Sabha called Sushma, there is a great Abode of Liberation called, it is thirteen yojanas long, six yojanas wide, one kos wide, nine yojanas high, as high as the Gomagasiya Batagvaya. Whatever is said about the Sushma, that is also to be said about the Nirvaisesa, in the same way, the doors, the Muhamndava, the Pechchagharmandava, the Praiya. Smoke, Cheiyarrkha, Mahindajya, Ganvao, Pukhhariniyo. So, in the Sudharma, just as the Gomagasiya, the Dhuvayaghadiyo, the Manoguliya, etc., are made of gems, so also in the earth, the Ulloe, the Maniphase / In that Abode of Liberation, there is a great gem pedestal called, it is two yojanas long and wide, one yojana thick, completely made of gems, clean / On top of that gem pedestal, there is a great Devachhand called, it is two yojanas long and wide, two yojanas high, completely made of gems, clean / In that Devachhand, there are eight hundred Jina statues, the size of the Jina, placed there / The size of the Jina, the color, the clothes, etc., are described as follows - the hands are made of Tavanijjama, the nails are made of Ankamaya, the eyes are made of Antolohiya, the ears are made of Kanagmaya, the feet are made of Kanagmaya, the thighs are made of Kanagmaya. 1. "Bibvoyana-Upadhanakani Uchyante" - Original commentator / 2. In the Vritti, the text is "There are many thousands of petals, all made of gems, clean, etc."