Seven Treasures, Eighty Thousand Cities

"At that time, on the fifteenth day of the month, at the very hour the former king attained the path, the prince, within his own main hall, surrounded by attendant women, had the seven treasures come to him of their own accord. The first, the golden wheel-treasure, named Sovereign, Supreme Mastery; the second, the elephant-treasure, named Blue Mountain; the third, the dark-blue horse-treasure, named Valiant, Swift Wind; the fourth, the divine pearl-treasure, named Cloud of the Treasury of Light; the fifth, the treasury-minister treasure, named Great Wealth; the sixth, the jeweled-maiden treasure, named Pure, Sublime Virtue; the seventh, the army-commander treasure, named Stainless Eye. Having attained these seven treasures, he became a wheel-turning king throughout Jambudvīpa; he had a thousand sons, upright and valiant, able to subdue every hostile enemy. At that time, his own people flourished, prosperous, joyful, and at ease; there were eighty thousand royal cities, and each city raised up five hundred pavilions and great monasteries, adorned with every kind of jewel; at each and every monastery, they raised a vast, great stūpa, adorned with every kind of jewel, and made offerings to it with fragrance, flowers, and silken canopies. Each and every royal city, one after another, invited the buddha, and made offerings to that tathāgata with inconceivable, sublime offerings of every kind."