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## Diagram of the Avatansakas of the 189 Second Kalpas
**Name of the Kalpa in the center | East | South | West | North**
| **Soudharma Kalpa** | **Soudharma Avatansaka** | **Ashoka Avatansaka** | **Saptaparna Avatansaka** | **Champaka Avatansaka** | **Chata Avatansaka** |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| **Sanatkumara Kalpa** | **Sanatkumara Avatansaka** | | | | |
| **Brahmaloka Kalpa** | **Brahmaloka Avatansaka** | | | | |
| **Mahashukra Kalpa** | **Mahashukra Avatansaka** | | | | |
| **(Manat) Pranat Kalpa** | **Pranata Avatansaka** | **Ishana Avatansaka** | **Anka Avatansaka** | **Sphatika Avatansaka** | **Ratna Avatansaka** |
| **Jatarupa Avatansaka** | **Mahendra Kalpa** | **Mahendra Avatansaka** | **Lantaka Kalpa** | **Lantaka Avatansaka** | |
| **Sahasrar Kalpa** | **Sahasrar Avatansaka** | | | | |
| **(11) (Praran) Achyuta Kalpa** | **Achyuta Avatansaka** | | | | |
**'Anida'** - Jina Devas who have no Indra (ruler), they are Anindra.
**'Prapesssa'** - Those who have no servants or attendants, they are Apreṣya.
**'Apurohia'** - Those who have no priests to perform peace rituals, they are Apurohita, because these Kalpatita Devalokas do not experience any kind of disturbance.
**'Prahmida'** = 'Ahmindra', where everyone is their own Indra, they are called Ahmindra.
**Meaning:** In the twelve Kalpas, there is a distinction between master and servant, but this distinction does not exist among the Devas of the Nava-Aveyakas and Anuttara-Vimanas. All the Devas there have equal powers and abilities, therefore, they all experience themselves as Indra (independent). However, except for the Sarvartha-Siddha Vimanas, there may be a difference in their lifespan.
**211. "Bante! What is the location of the Siddhas? Bante! Where do the Siddhas reside?"**
**"Go-yama! Above the great Vimanas of the Samvatta-Siddhas, there is a place called Thubhi-Yaggamro, twelve Yojanas high. There, a place called Isip-Pabhara is the earth, extending for forty-two thousand Yojanas."**
**[Pr. 1. Prajnapanā. Malaya. Vṛtti, Patrānka 105-106]**