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In the glorious Vālmīki Rāmāyaṇa, in the Sundarakāṇḍa, the seventh canto. He, the mighty one, saw a mass of mansions, spread with networks of beryl and gold, like a great mass of clouds in the rainy season, bound with lightning and with flocks of birds.
He saw various halls of the residences, halls containing principal conches, weapons, and bows, and also charming, again spacious, moon-pavilions upon the mansion-mountains. ॥2॥
The monkey saw houses adorned with various kinds of wealth, honored by gods and demons alike, free from every fault, and acquired through their own strength.
Then he saw the finest house, lofty and cloud-shaped, charming and beautifully golden, corresponding to the demon lord’s own power, with a form without equal.
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