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## Translation:
**Shataka**
This clarifies the nature of Pratara. A row of one-one Pradesh (space) extending for seven Rajus is called a Shreni. Wherever the non-overlapping part of the Shreni is mentioned, this same Shreni should be taken.
The square of Shreni is called Pratara, meaning that the number of Pradesh in Ani multiplied by the same number of Pradesh gives the measure of Pratara. The amount produced by multiplying two equal numbers with each other is called the square of that number. For example, multiplying 7 by 7 gives its square, 49. Or, a row of one-one Pradesh extending for seven Rajus in length and seven Rajus in width is called Pratara.
Multiplying Pratara (square) and Shreni with each other gives the measure of Ghana. Meaning, multiplying three equal numbers with each other gives Ghana. For example, 7 x 7 x 7... this is called Ghana.
In this way, one should understand the measure of Shreni, Pratara, and Ghana Lok.
The detailed description of Pradeshbandha, along with the topics mentioned in the first verse by the author, "Namiy Jinam Dhubaandha", etc., has already been described. Now, in the same verse, the words "Ya" (Cha) refer to Upshamashreni and Kshapakani, which are now being described. First, the description of Upshamashreni is being given.
In Triloksar Gatha 7, the measure of Raju is stated as one-seventh of Shreni: "Nagasedisatbhagoo Rajju". And in Dravyaloksaprakash, one Raju is stated as equal to countless koti-koti yojanas, derived from the measure of Angula: "Pramanangulanishpannayोजनानां प्रमाणत: । असंख्यकोटीकोटीभिरेकारमुः प्रकीर्तिता ।।"
**Sarg Sha 641**
From Lokamajya to Uramdhastyanka, the Shreni is measured as a continuous series of Akashdeshas.
- Sapisiks