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And there are four *rajū* on each side going upwards, but the height remains seven *rajū* everywhere. For example:
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From the middle of this *adholoka*, there are two sections of this shape, and by reversing both parts and digging,
After equating the *adholoka*, now we equate the *urdhvaloka*. The *urdhvaloka* is five *rajū* wide in the middle, east to west. Leaving the middle three *rajū* area as it is, take two triangular sections, one *rajū* wide on each side and three and a half *rajū* high. Dividing both sections from the middle, there are four triangular sections. Each section has a base of one *rajū* and a perpendicular of one and a quarter *rajū*. These four sections should be reversed and placed, two sections on both sides of the lower part of the *urdhvaloka* and two sections on both sides of its upper part. By doing so, there is no difference in the height of the *urdhvaloka*, but its width becomes three *rajū* everywhere. The form of the above statement will be as follows: