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[186] The *Prajñāpanā Sūtra* are long in the west and wide in the north-south. They are situated in the shape of a full moon, with the brilliance of the sun's rays. The remaining description (as mentioned in Sūtra 201-1) is similar to the Brahma-loka-kalpa, up to the point of 'they are prototypes'. It is said that they have one hundred and eleven *vimāna* of the lower *greveya* gods. These *vimāna* are completely made of jewels, (etc., all the descriptions) up to the point of 'they are prototypes' (should be understood according to Sūtra 206-1). Here, the locations of the sufficient and insufficient lower *veya* gods are mentioned. (These locations) are in the countless parts of the *loka* from the three (aforementioned) expectations. Many lower *greveya* gods reside in them, all with equal powers, all with equal radiance, all with equal fame, all with equal strength, all with equal influence (effect), great happiness, without Indra, without servants, without priests. O venerable *śramaṇa*, these gods are called 'Ahamindra'. 206. Tell me, venerable one! Where are the locations of the sufficient and insufficient middle *veya* gods mentioned? Tell me, venerable one! Where do the middle *greveya* gods reside? Gautama! Above the lower *greveya* gods, in the same direction and the same *vidiśā*, as far as (Sūtra 206 [1]) going up, the three *greveya* *vimāna*-*prastata* of the middle *greveya* gods are mentioned; which are long in the east-west, etc., the description should be said here as it is said for the lower *greveya* gods (in Sūtra 207). The special thing is that (their) one hundred and seven *vimāna* *āvāsa* are mentioned. These *vimāna* (*vimāna* *āvāsa*) (according to Sūtra 206-1) up to the point of 'they are prototypes' (should be understood). Here (in these *vimāna* *āvāsa*), the locations of the sufficient and insufficient middle *veya* gods are mentioned. (These locations) are in the countless parts of the *loka* from the three (aforementioned) expectations. Many middle *greveya* gods reside there (etc., the remaining description according to Sūtra 207) up to O venerable *śramaṇa*, these gods are called 'Ahamindra'; (should be understood). 206. Tell me, venerable one! Where are the locations of the sufficient and insufficient upper *greveya* gods mentioned? Tell me, venerable one! Where do the upper *greveya* gods reside? Gautama! Above the middle *greveya* gods, as far as (Sūtra 206 [1]) going up, the three *greveya* *vimāna*-*prastata* of the upper *greveya* gods are mentioned; which are long in the east-west, etc., the description should be said here as it is said for the lower *greveya* gods.