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[167] Gotama! In Jambudvipa, south of Mount Sumeru, on the top of the Ratnamayakanda, which is a thousand yojanas thick, there is a region of one hundred yojanas, and below that, leaving one hundred yojanas, there are eight hundred yojanas in the middle. In these eight hundred yojanas, there are countless Tiryanch (non-human) Bhomejjanagara (earth-dwelling cities) of the Dakshinilla (southern) Pisacha (goblin) Devas, as many as a million, it is said. / These Bhomejjanagara are round on the outside, and all the descriptions are like those of the ordinary buildings (as in Su. 177). / In these (above-mentioned cities), the places of the Dakshinilla Pisacha Devas, both sufficient and insufficient, are mentioned. / These places are in the countless parts of the three worlds. / In these places, many Dakshinilla Pisacha Devas reside, they are Mahiddhiya (great), as described in the general description of the Vanamantara Devas (as in Su. 188), until the word "viharanti" (they wander). / [160-1] Bhagavan! Where are the places of the sufficient and insufficient Dakshinilla Pisacha Devas mentioned? Bhagavan! Where do the Dakshinilla Pisacha Devas reside? [190-1] Gotama! In the island called Jambudvipa, south of Mount Sumeru, on the top of the Ratnamayakanda, which is a thousand yojanas thick, there is a region of one hundred yojanas, and below that, leaving one hundred yojanas, there are eight hundred yojanas in the middle. In these eight hundred yojanas, there are countless Tiryanch Bhomejjanagara of the Dakshinilla Pisacha Devas, as many as a million, it is said. / These Bhomejjanagara are round on the outside, and all the descriptions are like those of the ordinary buildings (as in Su. 177). / In these (above-mentioned cities), the places of the sufficient and insufficient Dakshinilla Pisacha Devas are mentioned. / These places are in the countless parts of the three worlds. / In these places, many Dakshinilla Pisacha Devas reside, they are Mahiddhiya, as described in the general description of the Vanamantara Devas (as in Su. 188), until the word "viharanti" (they wander). / [2] In these (above-mentioned places), Pisachaindra Pisacharaja Kala resides, who is Mahiddhiya (great), as described in Su. 188, until the word "Prabhasemane" (shining). / He (Dakshinilla Pisachaindra Kala) has countless Tiryanch Bhomejjanagara, four thousand Samanika Devas, four Agrmuhisi (chief queens) with their families, three Parishad (councils), seven Senas (armies), seven Senadhipati Devas (army commanders), sixteen thousand Pratmarakshaka Devas (protectors), and many other Dakshinilla Vanamantara Devas and Devis, as described in Su. 188, until the word "viharanti" (they wander).