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[432] [Jivajovaabhigamsutra Goyama! Neelavanthahahe nam dahe tatya tatya jaim uppalai jav sayasahasrapattai Neelavantppabhai Neelavanthahahekumarae ya so cheva gamo jav Neelavanthahahe Neelavanthahahe. [149] [2] That building is called a Bahusamaramaneya Bhoomibhag. It is as smooth as leather stretched over a drum [Murja-Mridanga] and should be described as such. This description should be done as before, including the color, smell, and touch of the jewels. In the exact middle of that Bahusamaramaneya Bhoomibhag is a Manipithika, which is five hundred Dhanus long and wide and two hundred and fifty Yojan thick and made of all jewels. Above that Manipithika is a vast Devashayaniya, which should be described as before. It is surrounded on all sides by one hundred and eight lotuses. Those lotuses are half the height of that lotus. Those lotuses are half a Yojan long and wide and their circumference is slightly more than three times that. Their thickness is one Kos. They are submerged in water for ten Yojan [deep and one Kos high from the water level]. From the water level to the top, they are slightly more than ten Yojan [one Kos more]. The form of those lotuses is described as follows: their roots are made of Vajraratnas, and their petals are made of various jewels. The lotus seeds are one Kos long and wide, and their circumference is slightly more than three times that, and their thickness is half a Kos. They are all made of gold, and they are pure and perfect. Above those seeds is the Bahusamaramaneya Bhoomibhag, and the color, smell, and touch of the jewels should be described. To the northwest, north, and northeast of that lotus are four thousand Padmas [lotus-shaped seats] of the four thousand Samanik Devas of the Nagakumaraendra Nagakumara Raja of the Neelavantdrah. Similarly, the Padmas [lotus-shaped seats] of all the families should be described. That lotus is surrounded on all sides by three other Padmavaraparिक्षेप परिवेश. Those परिवेश are: Prabhyantara, Madhyama, and Bahya. The Prabhyantara Padma Parivesh has thirty-two lakh Padmas, the Madhyama Padma Parivesh has forty lakh Padmas, and the Bahya Padma Parivesh has forty-eight lakh Padmas. Thus, the total number of Padmas is one crore twenty lakh. O Bhagavan! Why is Neelavantdrah called Neelavantdrah? Gautama! In Neelavantdrah, there are blue lotuses [Utpala Kamalas] blooming here and there, including those with a hundred petals and a thousand petals. And there lives a great Dev named Neelavant, the Nagakumaraendra Nagakumara Raja. Therefore, Neelavantdrah is called Neelavantdrah. [After this, according to the Vritti, there is a Sutra about the Neelavanta Rajadhani of Neelavantkumar. It should be described like the Vijaya Rajadhani.] The authority of the Kanchan Parvatas 150. Neelavantddahass nam purathim-paccharithamenam dasa joyanai abahaar esth gam dasa dasa kanchanam apadhwaya pannatta. Te nam kanchanagapamvaya egamegam joyanasayam uddham uchchattanenam, panavinsam panavinsam pannasam joyanai unhenam, mule egamegam joyanasayam vikkhambhenam majjhe pannari joyanai vikkhambhenam uri 1. The text about the Rajadhani seems to be missing in the available copies. According to the Vritti, there should be a text about the Rajadhani.