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[175] In the Prajñāpanā Sūtra, it is said that there are twelve lakh (1.2 million) Vimāna-dwelling Sanatkumāra Devas. These Vimānas are made entirely of jewels, as described in (Sūtra 166). In the very center of these Vimānas, there are five Avataṃsakas. They are: 1) Aśokāvataṃsaka, 2) Saptaparṇāvataṃsaka, 3) Campakāvataṃsaka, 4) Cūtāvataṃsaka, and in the middle of these, 5) Sanatkumārāvataṃsaka. These Avataṃsakas are also entirely made of jewels and are pure, as described in (Sūtra 166). In these (Avataṃsakas), the locations of the Paryaāptaka and Aparyaāptaka Sanatkumāra Devas are mentioned. These locations are in the countless parts of the three realms. In these (locations), many Sanatkumāra Devas reside, who are Mahiddhiya, as described in (Sūtra 166). Notably, there are no Aggamahisīs here. [2] Sanatkumāra, the Devendra Devārāja, resides here, who is the wearer of dust-free garments, as described in (Sūtra 167 [2]). He (Sanatkumāra) has twelve lakh Vimāna-dwellers, seventy-two thousand Sāmāṇiya Devas, as described in (Sūtra 167 [2]). Notably, there are no Aggamahisīs here. There are also four seventy-two thousands, that is, two lakh eighty-eight thousand Prātmārakshaka Devas, as described in (Sūtra 166).