The length and breadth of the mountain were of the same measurement as its height. Its three principal peaks, which were made of iron, silver and gold, beautified all directions and the milk ocean. Other peaks, which were full of jewels and minerals and were decorated with trees, creepers and shrubs, with sounds of the waterfalls echoing on the mountains, decorated the eight directions. The width was the same as the height. The meaning of Trikūṭa is given: it has three main peaks. Other smaller peaks decorated all eight directions. The verb of the first verse is understood for the second verse also. The sound of the waterfalls, echoing on the mountains peaks, increased the beauty