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[Jīvājivābhigamasūtra 152. [1] In Jambū, four branches are described in each of the four directions, namely, in the east, south, west, and north. / In the eastern branch, a great mansion is described, one kos in length, half a kos in width, and one kos less than one kos in height, supported by many hundreds of pillars, etc. The description should be given up to the door of the mansion. Those doors are five hundred dhanus high, two hundred and fifty dhanus wide, and so on, with garlands, land areas, upper ceilings, and a five hundred dhanus mani-pīṭhikā and a devashyanīya, the description should be given as before. / In the southern branch of that Jambū, a great prāsāda-avatamsaka is described, one kos high, half a kos long and wide, touching the sky and elevated. In it, there is a bahusamaramanīya land area, the inner ceilings are painted, etc. This description should be known. In the middle of that bahusamaramanīya land area, there are thrones, and that throne is with a family, i.e., around it are the bhadrāsanas of other ordinary gods, etc. This should all be described as before. In the western branch of that Jambū, a great prāsāda-avatamsaka is described. Its measure is the same, and all the descriptions should be given as before, up to the point where the throne with a family is described. In the northern branch of that Jambū, there is also a great prāsāda-avatamsaka, etc. All the statements, measures, the throne with a family, etc., should be known as before. /