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## Second Place [181,000 Vimāna-vāsa are there, (these) should be understood as being similar to the Avantasa Iśānāvantasa (mentioned in Sū. 198-1). The special thing is that in the middle of these (four) is the (fifth) Lāntaka Avatansa. (In Sū. 196) (just as the description of the general Vaimānika Devas is, in the same way (the Lāntaka) Devas should also be understood as far as 'they wander about,' (the description should be understood) / ) [2] In this Lāntaka Avatansa, the Devendra Devarāja Lāntaka resides, (the entire description of this) should be understood like Sanatkumāra (mentioned in Sū. 199.2). The special thing is that (Lāntakendra) has dominion over fifty thousand Vimāna-vāsa, fifty thousand Sāmāṇika, four fifty thousand, that is, two lakh Ātmarakṣaka Devas, and many other Lāntaka Devas, etc. (the rest of the entire description according to Sū. 196) as far as 'they wander about' (should be understood). 203. [1] Tell me, Bhante! Where are the places of the Mahāśukra Devas, who are sufficient and insufficient, mentioned? Tell me, Bhante! Where do the Mahāśukra Devas reside? [203-1 U.] Gautama! Above the Lāntakakalpa, in the same direction (the description from Sū. 199-1 onwards) as far as going up, the kalpa called Mahāśukra is mentioned, which is long in the east-west direction and wide in the north-south direction, etc., just as (in Sū. 201-1) the description of the Brahmaloka is, in the same way it should be understood here. The special thing is that (in this) there are forty thousand Vimāna-vāsa, it is said. Their Avatansa (mentioned in Sū. 197-1) should be understood as being similar to the Saudharma Avatansa. The special thing is that in the middle of these (four) is the (fifth) Mahāśukra Avatansa, (the description from this onwards) as far as 'they wander about' (should be given) (according to Sū. 196-1) / ) [2] In this Mahāśukra Avatansa, the Devendra Devarāja Mahāśukra resides, (whose entire description is mentioned in Sū. 199) should be understood as being similar to Sanatkumāra. The special thing is that (he, Mahāśukrendra)