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## Third Chapter: Why is it called Jambudvipa?
153. O Bhagavan! How many moons shone, shine, and will shine in the island called Jambudvipa? How many suns blazed, blaze, and will blaze? How many constellations (along with the moon) made conjunctions, make conjunctions, and will make conjunctions? How many great planets moved, move, and will move in the sky? How many Kodakodi star groups shone, shine, and will shine?
Gautama! Two moons shone, shine, and will shine in Jambudvipa. Two suns blazed, blaze, and will blaze. Fifty-six constellations made conjunctions with the moon, make conjunctions, and will make conjunctions. One hundred and seventy-six great planets moved, move, and will move in the sky. One lakh thirty-three thousand nine hundred and fifty Kodakodi star groups shone, shine, and will shine in the sky.
**Discussion:** There are two moons and two suns in Jambudvipa. Each moon's family consists of 28 constellations, 88 planets, and 66,975 Kodakodi star groups. With two moons, there are 56 constellations, 176 planets, and 1,33,950 Kodakodi star groups.
**End of the description of Jambudvipa**
1. **Six thousand two hundred and ninety-five, five hundred, one hundred and one. This is the family of the Kodakodi star group.**