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[Second Place] [153 (Jyoti) from, divine radiance and divine Leshya (physical color-beauty), illuminating and illuminating (adorning) the ten directions, they (Indra Chamendra and Balindra, the Asura Kumaras) there their own lakhs of Bhavanavasa, their own thousands of Samaniks, their own Triastrishak Devas, their own Lokapalas, their own Agramahishis, their own Parishads, their own armies, their own Senyadhipatis, their own thousands of Atmarakshak Devas and many other Bhavanavasi Devas and Devis, Adhipatya, Pourpatya (leadership), ownership, Bhartri, Mahattarkatva (greatness) and Prajnaishwaratva and Senapatya, doing and getting done, and nurturing and getting nurtured, with great Ahat (loudly, or Ahat-vyaghatarhit) Natya, Geet, Vaadit, (played) Tantris, Tal, Taal, Shruti and Ghanamridanga etc. with the Mahadhvani arising from it, they are enjoying divine consumable Bhogas. 179. [1] Tell me, Bhante! Where are the places of the Dakshinilla Asura Kumaras Devas, who are perfect and imperfect? Tell me, Bhante! Where do the Dakshinilla Asura Kumaras Devas reside? [176-1 U.] Gautam! In the island called Jambudvipa, south of Mount Sumeru, above this Ratnaprabhaprithvi, which is one lakh eighty thousand yojanas thick, after descending one thousand yojanas and leaving one thousand yojanas below, in the middle, which is one lakh seventy-eight thousand yojanas, there are one lakh thirty-four thousand Bhavanavasa of the Dakshinilla Asura Kumaras Devas, it is said. Their (Dakshinilla Asura Kumaras) Bhavan (Bhavanavasa) are round on the outside and square (square) on the inside, the rest of the description should be understood according to Sutra 178-1, until 'Pratirupa'. Here, the places of the Dakshinilla Asura Kumaras Devas, who are perfect and imperfect, have been mentioned, which should be understood according to Sutra 178 [1] from the three expectations 1. 'Vanno'. 2. 'Taheva' from Sutra 178 [1], the local complete text is to be understood. 3. 'Taheva' from Sutra 178-1, the local complete text should be understood.