ORIENTAL SERIES.

iSo LOKALQKALOMA-HARSHANA.
Soma-loka, of the moon and planets; (4.) Indra-loka,
of the
inferior deities; (5.) Gandharva-loka, of heavenly spirits; (6.)
of the
Bakshasa-loka, of the Rakshasas ; (7.) Yaksha-loka,
Yakshas ; (8.) Pisacha-loka, of the Pisachas or imps and fiends.
C LOKALOKA. A world and no world/ A fabulous belt
of mountains bounding the outermost of the seven seas and
dividing the visible world from the regions of darkness. It is
"
ten thousand yojanas in breadth, and as many in height, and
beyond it perpetual darkness invests the mountains all around,
which darkness is again encompassed by the shell of an egg."
It is called also Chakra-va