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## Adipurana
The Puranas, which reside in heaven, shine brightly here. There are fifty in the southern row and sixty in the northern row. ||30|| Vidyadharas reside in these great cities, enjoying the pleasures earned by their own merit, just like the celestial beings. ||31|| What is the name of this city that shines in the east? It is adorned with towering palaces that seem to touch the heavens. ||32|| Then, the city of Kinnaragita, possessing great splendor, is seen. Its gardens are always worthy of being enjoyed by the songs of Kinnara women. ||33|| The city of Naragita, possessing great splendor, shines brightly. There, men and women are always joyful and full of laughter. ||34|| This is the city of Bahuketa, adorned with many flags, which seems to be calling us with its flag-like arms. ||35|| This is the city of Pundarika, where swans sing softly with their melodious voices in the forests of white lotuses, captivating the ears. ||36|| This is the city of Singhadhvaja, with lion-emblazoned flags adorning the palaces, blocking the path of the gods who fear lions. ||37|| The city of Shvetaketa shines brightly with white flags, towering over the palaces, seemingly calling upon Kamadeva from afar. ||38|| The city of Garudhadhvaja, adorned with palaces made of Garuda gems, spreads across the sky-like courtyard. ||39|| The two excellent cities, Shriprama and Shridhara, adorned with the splendor of Lakshmi, shine brightly, as if they have adorned themselves with such splendor in competition with each other. ||40|| This is the city of Lohargala, which is extremely difficult to access due to its iron bars. And this is the city of Arinjaya, which seems to laugh with its towers, having conquered its enemies. ||41||