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## First Proclamation:
The **Prasalika** is not born in the thirty **Akarmabhumis**, nor is it born everywhere in the fifteen **Karmabhumis** and **Mahavidehas**. However, it is born in the **Skandhavars** (military camps) of **Chakravartis**, **Baladevas**, etc.
In addition to this, it is born in any of the settlements from **Grama-nivesh** to **Rajdhani-nivesh**, but only when the **Skandhavars** or **Grama-nivesh** are about to be destroyed. During the time of destruction of the **Skandhavars** or settlements, the **Prasalika** emerges from the earth below, tearing it apart. This is the description of the origin of the **Prasalika**.
The **Prasalika** has a size ranging from an infinitesimal part of a **Jghana Anguli** to twelve **Yojanas**. Its width and thickness are proportional to its size. The **Prasalika** is **Asangni**, **Mithyadristi**, and **Agnani**. Its lifespan is only a **Antarmuhurta**.
## Mahorags:
**Mahorags** are one **Anguli** to one thousand **Yojanas** in size. They are born on land but also move in water, as their nature is such. **Mahorags** are not found in this **Manushya Kshetra**, but are born in the islands and oceans beyond, and also in the mountains, **Devanagaris**, etc., in the oceans. Due to their extreme size, they are not born in water. This is why they are not seen in the **Manushya Kshetra**. Those **Urahparisarpas** described in the original text, which are ten **Angulis** or more in size, should be considered **Mahorags**.
## Meaning of "Darvokar" and "Makali":
**Darvi** means a **Kadhi** or **Chat**. Similarly, **Darvikar** is one who has a **fana** (hood). **Mukul** means one who is disabled from raising the **fana**, one who is without a **fana**.
## Specific Meanings of "Grama" etc.:
**Grama** - A settlement surrounded by a fence.
**Nagar** - A city where eighteen types of taxes are not levied.
**Nigam** - A settlement inhabited by many merchants.
**Khet** - A settlement surrounded by a wall of dust.
**Kurbhat** - A settlement surrounded by a small wall.
**Madamb** - A settlement where there is no other settlement within two **Kosas**.
**Dronamukha** - A place where travel is mainly by water or a harbor.
**Pattan** - A place accessible by horse, cart, or boat, or a market, a commercial center.
**Prakara** - A mine of gold, etc.
**Ashram** - A place of residence for **Tapasjas**.
**Sambadh** - A fortified underground place built by farmers for grain security or a place for travelers to stay.
**Rajdhani** - The place where the ruler of a state resides.
## Proclamation of All Human Beings:
"What is a human being? A human being is of two types: **Sammuchhima Manushya** and **Gambhavakantiya Manushya**."