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## The Prajapana Sutra Names
**106]** The Prajapana Sutra names are: Adarshamukha, Mendhamukha, Ayomukha, and Gomukha. / Of these, Adarshamukha is the island in front of Hyakarna, Mendhamukha is in front of Gajakarna, Ayomukha is in front of Gokarna, and Gomukha is in front of Shashkulikarna. / In front of these four islands, Adarshamukha etc., there are four more islands at a distance of six hundred yojanas in each of the four directions: Prashvamukha, Hastimukha, Singhamukha, and Vyaghamukha. / These four islands are six hundred yojanas long and wide, with a circumference of 1897 yojanas, adorned with the aforementioned Padmavaravedika and Vanakhanda, and are located six hundred yojanas away from the Jambudvipa's vedika. / In front of these four islands, Ashvamukha etc., there are four more islands at a distance of seven hundred yojanas in each of the four directions: Prashvakarna, Harikarn, Prakarn, and Karnpravaran. These islands are seven hundred yojanas long and wide, with a circumference of 2213 yojanas, adorned with the aforementioned Padmavaravedika and Vanakhanda, and are located seven hundred yojanas away from the Jambudvipa's vedika. / Then, in front of these four islands, Ashvakarna etc., there are four more islands at a distance of eight hundred yojanas in each of the four directions: Ulkamukha, Meghmukha, Vidyamukh, and Vidyuhant. These islands are eight hundred yojanas long and wide, with a circumference of 2526 yojanas, adorned with the aforementioned Padmavaravedika and Vanakhanda, and are located eight hundred yojanas away from the Jambudvipa's vedika. / Then, in front of these four islands, Ulkamukha etc., there are four more islands at a distance of six hundred yojanas in each of the four directions: Ghandanta, Lashtanta, Gudhadanta, and Shuddhadanta. These islands are nine hundred yojanas long and wide, with a circumference of 2845 yojanas, adorned with the aforementioned Padmavaravedika and Vanakhanda, and are located six hundred yojanas away from the Jambudvipa's vedika. / These islands, located on the slopes of the Himavan mountain in all four directions, are twenty-eight in number (744 = 28).
**Description of the 28 Antaradvipas of the Shikhari Mountain:** / Similarly, on the Shikhari mountain, which is of the same color and size as the Himavan mountain, and is adorned with the same length, width, and depth of the Padmahad and the beautiful Pundarikahad, there are twenty-eight islands located in all four directions, starting from the point where the water of the Lavanasamudra touches the mountain, at the aforementioned distances and with the aforementioned sizes. These islands are named Akoruk etc., and their length, width, circumference, and names are all the same as before. Therefore, there are a total of fifty-six Antaradvipas on both sides. The people living on these islands are also called by the same names. / For example, those living in Punjab are called Punjabis.
**Description of the Akarmabhumikas:** / Akarmabhumika humans are of thirty types. In the human realm, which is in the form of two and a half islands, there are five Himavat, five Hairanyavat, five Harivarsha, five Ramyakavarsha, five Devakuru, and five Uttarakuru Akarmabhumis. In these thirty regions of Akarmabhumis, there are thirty types of humans. The types of humans living in these regions are named after these regions. / Of these, the humans in the five Himavat regions and the five Hairanyavat regions are one gavyu (cow) tall, have a lifespan of one palyopama, and are characterized by Vajrarishbhanaraachasanhanan and Samachaturasrasansthan. They have sixty-four ribs on their back, eat once every day, and take care of their children for seventy-six days. / In the five Harivarsha and five Ramyakavarsha regions, the humans have a lifespan of two palyopama and are two gavyu tall.
**1. Prajnapanasutra M. Vritti, pages 50 to 54**