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Answer: On the eleventh Kundala, in the middle of the island, is Kundalagiri, on whose peak there is one Siddhakut in each of the four directions, including four Kuts in each direction. On the thirteenth Ruchakavar island, in the middle of the island, is the golden Ruchakavar mountain. Above Ruchakagiri, there are eight Kuts in each of the four directions, with four Kuts in each of the four directions inside. Inside those four Kuts, there are four Kuts in each of the four directions, and in the innermost four directions, there are four Jinenndra Kuts. Combining all of these, there are a total of 44 Kuts on Ruchakagiri. Thus, there are 4 on Kundalagiri and 4 on Ruchakagiri, making a total of 8 artificial Paimalayas. 146. Question: Which goddesses reside in the Kuts located on Ruchakparvat, where do they reside, and what is their special characteristic? Answer: Eight Devakumaris reside in the eight Kuts in the east direction on top of Ruchakparvat. They wear Bhrigara and serve the Jin-Mata. The eight Devakumaris residing in the eight Kuts in the south and other directions, respectively, serve the Jin-Mata by holding a mirror in their hand, holding three umbrellas, and holding a Chaiver. The four Devakumaris residing in the four directions of the inner Kuts serve the Tirthankara at the time of his birth. (88)| SR No. | 090247 |
| Book Title | Karananuyoga Part 3 |
| Original Sutra Author | N/A |
| Author | Pannalal Jain |
| Publisher | Bharat Varshiya Digambar Jain Mahasabha |
| Publication Year | |
| Total Pages | 147 |
| Language | Hindi, Prakrit |
| Classification | Book_Devnagari, Ethics, Agam, Canon, H000, H015, & agam_related_other_literature |
| File Size | 2 MB |