The Purana Index v1.c5.s8.476

v1.c5.s8.476

Cintāmaṇigṛha—of Lalitā; by its side was one built by the architects to Mantriṇī when she visited Lalitā; here the mātaṅgakanyakās sport and dance.¹ The abode of Cakrarāja and lying at a distance of seven yojanas to Śṛṅgāraśāla; surmounted by gopuras in hundreds on all sides.² On its different sides were Cidvanhi, Cakrarājaratha, Geyacakra, Kiricakra, Hari, Gaṇapati, Śiva, Sarasvatī, Mahādevis, the residences of Mantrinātha and Daṇḍanātha. In its midst was Binducakra with a number of Śaktis. There was also what is known as Sarvajña yantarā. This Cintāmaṇigṛha was located in the middle of Śripaṭṭaṇa. Its walls and pillars, all of Cintāmaṇi.³