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[434] The **Jivajivaabhigamsutra** mentions the capitals of the **Kanchanak** mountains, which are located in another **Jambudvipa** after crossing countless islands and seas to the north. This description should be understood like the description of the **Vijaya** capital. O Lord, where is the **Uttarakurudrah** of the **Uttarakuru** region mentioned? Gautam! The **Uttarakurudrah** is located eight hundred and thirty-four yojanas south of the **Neelavantdrah**, and all descriptions should be understood like the description of the **Neelavantdrah**. All **drahs** have deities with the same name. All **drahs** have ten **Kanchanak** mountains to the east and west, with similar characteristics. Their capitals are located in another **Jambudvipa** after crossing countless islands and seas to the north. Their description should be understood like the description of the **Vijaya** capital. Similarly, the same statements should be made about the **Chandradrah**, **Eravantdrah**, and **Malavantdrah**.
**Jambuvriksha Vaktvyata 151.** Where, O Venerable One, is the **Jambupedha** named **Jambusudansana** located in the **Uttarakura**? Gotama! In the **Jambudvipa**, to the north-west of the **Mandara** mountain, to the south of the **Neelavant** mountain, to the south-east of the **Malavant** mountain, and to the east of the **Gandhamadana** mountain, on the eastern bank of the **Sita** river, there is the **Jambupedha** named **Uttarakura**. It is five hundred yojanas in length and breadth, fifteen hundred and one yojanas in circumference, with a slight excess, and twelve yojanas wide in the middle. Then, gradually, it becomes narrower, and finally, it is two kosas wide at the ends. It extends throughout the **Jambudvipa**, from one end to the other. It is surrounded on all sides by a single **Paumvaraveiya** and a single **Vanasanda**. Its color is two-fold. The **Jambupedha** has four **Tisovanapidiruva** on all four sides, which extend from the **Torana** to the **ChhataiChhatai**. The **Jambupedha** has a very beautiful land area, which extends from the **Aalingapukkhara** to the **Manin** **Phaso**. In the middle of this very beautiful land area, there is a large **Manipedhiya**, eight yojanas in length and breadth, and four yojanas wide. It is made of **Mani** and extends from one end to the other. On top of this **Manipedhiya**, there is a large **Jambusudansana**, eight yojanas high, half a yojana in diameter, two yojanas in width, eight yojanas in breadth, and six yojanas in circumference. In the middle, it is eight yojanas in breadth, and eight yojanas in circumference. It has **Vairamaya** roots, **Rayyasupitthiya** circumference, **Cheiyarrushka** color, **Ritthamaya** leaves, **Veruliya** branches, **Sujaya** flowers, **Varajayaruva** first leaves, **Visalasala** leaves, **Nanamanirayana** various ornaments, **Sahuppasahave** **Veruliya** leaves, **Pattatvanijja** leaves, **Pattvita** leaves, **Jambunayaratta** leaves, **Uyasukumal** leaves, **Paval** leaves, **Pallavankura** leaves, **Vichittama** **Nirayana** flowers, **Surahi** flowers, **Phalabharana** fruits. It is full of shade, beautiful, fragrant, and bright. It is very beautiful to look at, and it is very pleasant to be near.