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The second place [151 divine instruments resonating with sound, filled with all jewels, pure, smooth, soft, worn, wiped, free from dust, spotless, unblemished, radiant without covering, effulgent, prosperous, adorned with battles, radiant, generating joy, visible, beautiful and handsome] are said to be the places of the Asurakumara Devas, both sufficient and insufficient. [They] are in the countless parts of the Lokas in comparison to the Upapat, in the countless parts of the Lokas in comparison to the Samudghat, and also in the countless parts of the Lokas in comparison to the Svasthan. In these [aforementioned places], many Asurakumara Devas reside. [These Asurakumara Devas] are black, with lips like Lohithakshararatna and Bimba fruit, with teeth like white flowers and black hair, wearers of one earring on the left, with bodies smeared with wet sandalwood, wearing slightly radiant (slightly red) and subtle, extremely fine garments that do not cause distress, having crossed the first (Koumarya) age (reached the edge of Kumaraavastha) and not yet attained the second age (therefore) present in the prime of youth. [And they] have arms adorned with pure gems and jewels, intricate in Talabhangak (arm ornament), Shruti (outer protector) and other excellent ornaments, with forehands (fingers) adorned with ten rings, with wonderful marks like Chudamani, handsome, moderate, very radiant, very glorious, very strong, endowed with great qualities, very happy, with chests adorned with garlands, arms adorned with bracelets and armlets, cheeks smooth with Angada and Kundala, wearers of Karnapitha, with hands adorned with various ornaments, wearing various flower garlands on their heads, wearing auspicious, excellent garments, wearers of auspicious, excellent garlands and unguents, with radiant bodies, wearers of long forest garlands, and with divine color, divine fragrance, divine touch, divine cohesion, divine form (body proportions), divine power, divine radiance, divine glow (lustre), divine fire (light), divine brilliance, and divine Leshya, illuminating and adorning the ten directions, they [the dwelling Devas] there enjoy the sovereignty, leadership, ownership, nourishment, greatness, intellectual supremacy, and generalship of their own lakhs of dwelling places, their own thousands of Samanik Devas, their own Trastrish Devas, their own Lokapalas, their own Agnimhishi, their own councils, their own armies, their own Senyadhipati Devas, their own Atmarakshak Devas, and many other dwelling Devas and Devis, while performing and causing to be performed, nurturing and causing to be nurtured, with great sound (with great force or without great hindrance) of dance, song, music, Tal, Tal, Trut, and Dhanamridanga, enjoying divine and enjoyable enjoyments. [2] Chamar-balino yasya duve Asurakumari da Asurakumara rayaano parivasanthi kala mahaniil sarisa golgulya-gaval-prayasikusamapagasa viyasisiyasavattanimmalaiisosit-ratta-tambanayana garulaayayujjutuganasa proyaviyasilappavalabibphalasannibhaharoha pandarasasisagalavimal-nimmaladahi