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[206] / Prajñāpanā Sūtra [3] In the Sanatkumāra Kalpa, the number of gods is least in the east and west directions, countless times more in the north, and even more in the south. [223-3] In the Mahendra Kalpa, the number of gods is least in the east and west directions, countless times more in the north, and even more in the south. [4] In the Brahmaloka Kalpa, the number of gods is least in the east, west, and north directions, and countless times more in the south. [223-5] In the Lāntaka Kalpa, the number of gods is least in the east, west, and north directions, and countless times more in the south. [223-6] In the Mahāśukra Kalpa, the number of gods is least in the east, west, and north directions, and countless times more in the south. [223-7] In the Sahasrāra Kalpa, the number of gods is least in the east, west, and north directions, and countless times more in the south. [223-8] / [6] O Venerable Śramaṇa! Beyond that (in each Kalpa, each Graiveyaka, and each Anuttaravimāna, in all four directions), there are many (absolutely) equal beings born.