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The third Manu, born from the merit of the people, was named **Sīmankara**. His body was adorned with beautiful clothes and garlands, and he enjoyed all the pleasures of heaven, just like Indra. Wise teachers say his lifespan was as long as a lotus flower, and his height was 750 bows.
When the **Kalpa** trees became scarce and bore little fruit, disputes arose among the people. **Sīmankara** Manu, with his wisdom, established boundaries for the **Kalpa** trees, ensuring that each group of people had access to a specific tree. This arrangement earned him the name **Sīmankara**, which means "one who sets boundaries."
After an immeasurable number of years, the sixth Manu, **Sīmandhara**, was born. He was known for his pure mind and had a lifespan as long as a lotus flower. His face and eyes shone like a lotus, and his height was 725 bows. During his reign, the **Kalpa** trees became even more scarce, and the people fought fiercely, even pulling each other's hair. To restore peace, **Sīmandhara** Manu marked the boundaries of the **Kalpa** trees with other trees and shrubs.
Then, after countless years, the seventh Manu, **Vimala-vahana**, appeared. His body was embraced by the goddess of fortune, and his lifespan was as long as a lotus flower.