The salt sea · the corner seats
The four Anuvelādhārin mountains
अनुवेलाधारी पर्वत
Karkoṭaka, Kārdamaka, Kailāśa and Aruṇaprabha — four mountains of every kind of jewel at the corners of the salt sea, seats of the lesser holders' Indras.
Between the four Velādhārin mountains, at the intermediate points, stand four more: Karkoṭaka, Kārdamaka, Kailāśa and Aruṇaprabha, made of all jewels. On them live the gods Karkoṭaka, Vidyujjihva, Kailāśa and Aruṇaprabha, the Indras of the Anuvelādhārins.
Their distance from the shore and their heights the sources reached do not give; the plan sets them at the corners and says no more.
Measurements and counts
| Count | 4 |
|---|---|
| Names | Karkoṭaka · Kārdamaka · Kailāśa · Aruṇaprabha |
| Material | all jewels |
| Their gods | Karkoṭaka · Vidyujjihva · Kailāśa · Aruṇaprabha |
| Distance and height | not stated in the sources reached |