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## Adipurana 50
**173.** That cave, holding the Digvijaya-prasavagaram, was double. It was well-covered, well-guarded, and had a hidden entrance.
**174.** It was adorned with nine towering peaks, resembling the crown of the Earth Goddess, and surrounded by rows of verdant forests, like blue garments.
**175.** At its base, it was fifty yojanas wide, twenty-five yojanas high, and a quarter of that, one hundred and twenty-five yojanas, was buried beneath the earth.
**176.** Ten yojanas above the earth, it was thirty yojanas wide, and ten yojanas further up, it narrowed to only ten yojanas in the front.
**177.** Its edges were sometimes high, sometimes low, sometimes level, and sometimes uneven with rocks.
**178.** From the region where the sun-baked, gem-studded rocks were, groups of monkeys were retreating, making the mountain resound with their clamor.
**179.** In some places, herds of elephants were terrified by the roars of lions, while in others, the forest was filled with the sweet sounds of cuckoos.
**180.** In some places, snakes were fleeing into their burrows, terrified by the cries of peacocks, and the entire wilderness was filled with fear.