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16. ] [ The Prajñāpanā Sūtra is the most important; the rest of the description should be understood like the Nāgakumāras (according to Sūtra 183-2). 187. And just as the Supṛṇakumāras have been described, so also the remaining residents of the mansions and their fourteen Indras should be described. The difference lies in the number of their mansions, the names of their Indras, their colors, and their attire (clothing), which should be understood through these verses.
There are four Prasūras 1 and one hundred and two places 2 / fifty-two golden 3 and sixteen Vākukumāras 4 // 138 / / Two-sided-and-lower, the Vijjukumāri-led-path
/ Six are the Juvalayas, seventy-six are the Satasahasras 10 // 136 / / Forty-four 1, fourteen 2, thirty-eight are the Sayasahasras 3
/ Fifty-four 4, forty-five 5.10 are the mansions to the south // 140 // Thirty 1, forty-two 2, thirty-four are the Sayasahasras 3
/ Fifty-four 4, thirty-six 5-10 are the mansions to the north // 141 // Sixty-four, sixty-seven 1, indeed six are the Sahasras 2-10, the Prasūra-dwellers
/ The common ones are these, four times the length are they // 142 // Chamara 1, Dharana 2, then Veṇudeva 3, Harīkanta 4, Aggisīha 5
/ Puṇṇa 6, Jalakanta 7, Amiya 8, Vilamba 9, Ghose 10 // 143 // Bali 1, Bhūyānanada 2, Gheṇudāli 3, Harissaha 4, Aggimānava 5, Vasīḍha 6
/ Jalappaha 7, Amiyavāhana 8, Pabhanjana 9, Mahāghose 10 // 144 // As far as the Uttarillas dwell
/ Kāla is the Asurakumāra, the place is lower, and fifteen are the two
/ Varakaṇagaṇihasagorā are the golden ones, the direction is Thaniyā // 145 / / Uttatakaṇagavannā, Vijju, Agni, and Dīvā are also there
/ Sāmā, Piyanguvaṇṇā, Vākukumāras, are to be remembered // 146 // Among the Asuras are the red ones, Silighāpuphappabhā, and the Nāgaudahi
/ Prāsāsagavasana-dhara are the golden ones, the direction is Thaniyā // 147 // Nīlāṇurāgavasaṇā, Vijju, Agni, and Dīvā are also there
/ Sanjhaṇurāgavasaṇā, Vākukumāras, are to be remembered // 148 // [187] Thus, just as the Supṛṇakumāras have been described, so also the remaining residents of the mansions and their fourteen Indras should be described. The difference lies in the number of their mansions, the names of their Indras, their colors, and their attire (clothing), which should be understood through these verses.