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3-4. *Bhū-kānta*, *Chandra-kānta*, *Bhuvana-kānta*, *Antariksha* (*-kānta*), *Megha-kānta*, and *Abja-kānta*: these are said to be the six kinds (of the ten-storeyed edifices).