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61-68. In the *Mahāpīṭha* (i.e., fourth) plan (of sixteen plots) the four central plots are assigned to Brahmā; beyond these along the boundary lines beginning from north-east are assigned in order Āpavatsa², Āryaka, Sāvitra, Vivasvat, Indra, Mitraka, Rudra and Bhūdhara; beyond these along the surrounding lines are assigned, as before (i.e., beginning from north-east), Īśa, Jayanta, Āditya, Bhṛiśa, Kṛiśānu (i.e., Agni), Vitatha, Yama, Bhṛiṅgarāja, Pitṛi, Sugrīva, Varuṇa, Śosha, Māruta, Mukhya, Soma and Aditi.