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## 218
**Somasen Bhattaraka** composed:
A **Ardham Mandala** is ruled by one king. A **Mandala** is ruled by four thousand crowned kings. A **Mahamandala** is ruled by eight thousand crowned kings. An **Ardhachakra** is ruled by sixteen thousand kings. And a **Chakravarti** is ruled by thirty-two thousand kings. 79-80
There are eighty-four lakhs of **Matangas** (elephants), chariots, and eighteen crores of **Vayuvegas** (horses) with the speed of wind. 81
There are eighty-four lakhs of **Mukotyas** (soldiers), **Yamadutas** (messengers of death), and foot soldiers. There are ninety-five thousand women with good qualities. 82
There are thirty-two thousand crowned kings and the same number of countries ruled by **Muni Veshis** (ascetics). 83
There are thirty-two thousand **Natakas** (plays) and seventy-two thousand **Puramindra** (city kings) with their glory. 84
There are lakhs of **Grama** (villages) known for their beauty and prosperity. There are ninety-nine thousand **Dronamukha** (places with a shape like a water pot). 85
There are forty-eight thousand **Pattanas** (towns) and sixteen thousand **Khetas** (fields). 86
There are fifty **Antaradvipas** (islands in between) with a measure of five steps. There are fourteen thousand **Samvahanas** (vehicles). 87
There is one crore of **Sthalas** (pots) used for cooking. There are one hundred crore **Dhanas** (wealth) equal to the wealth of the **Kulavais** (families). 88
There are three crores of **Vrajas** (herds) always filled with **Gokulas** (cows). There are seven hundred **Kukshivasas** (dwellings for the stomach) as mentioned by the learned. 89
There are twenty-eight thousand **Durga** (forts) and eighteen thousand **Mlechha** (foreign) kings. 90
There are nine **Nidhis** (treasures) known as **Kala** (time), **Mahakala** (great time), **Manava** (human), **Pingala** (yellow), **Naisarpa** (serpent), **Padma** (lotus), **Pandu** (pale), **Sankha** (conch), and **Sarvaratnaka** (all jewels). 91
These nine **Nidhis** are famous for fulfilling desired wishes. They are controlled by **Bhadra** (goodness) and are presided over by **Devas** (gods) with their powers. 92
These **Nidhis** give **Bhogya** (enjoyable things), **Bhanda** (vessels), **Shastra** (weapons), **Bhusana** (ornaments), **Dehavastraka** (clothes), **Dhana** (wealth), **Vadyam** (musical instruments), and **Bahuratna** (many jewels) in order. 93