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[Second Sthānapada] [177. In that (Īśānakalpika), there are twenty-eight lakh celestial mansions of the Īśāna deities. Those celestial mansions are entirely made of all kinds of jewels and are exactly similar (to the previous ones). In the very middle part of those celestial mansions, five coronets (Avataṃsaka) are said to exist. They are as follows: 1. Aṅkāvataṃsaka, 2. Sphaṭikāvataṃsaka, 3. Ratnāvataṃsaka, 4. Jātarūpāvataṃsaka, and in the middle of these is 5. Īśānāvataṃsaka. All these coronets are completely made of jewels and are exactly similar (to the previous ones, as per Sūtra 166). In these (coronets) only, the places of the perfect (paryāptaka) and imperfect (aparyāptaka) Īśāna deities are said to be. They are in the innumerable part of the universe in all the three respects. The rest (of the description) should be understood to be similar to that of the Saudharmika deities (as stated in Sūtra 197-1) up to 'they wander'.
[198-2] In this Īśānakalpika, the lord of the deities, Īśāna, resides, who is the Śūlapāṇi, the Vṛṣabhavāhana, the lord of the northern half of the universe, the lord of twenty-eight lakh celestial mansions, and the wearer of spotless, pure clothes. The rest of the description is similar to that of Śakra (as stated in Sūtra 197-2) up to 'shining'. He (Īśānendra) there exercises sovereignty, precedence over twenty-eight lakh celestial mansions, eighty thousand Sāmānika deities, thirty-three Trāyastriṃśa deities, four Lokapālas, eight chief consorts with their retinues, three assemblies, seven armies, seven army commanders, and four hundred and eighty thousand, that is, three million and twenty thousand guardian deities, as well as many other Īśānakalpavāsī deities and goddesses, (the rest of the description should be understood as per Sūtra 166) up to 'he wanders'.