Oh I see we are just going to keep repeating ourselves.
I wouldn't need to do this if you'd just read and understand what I already explained to you several times
And Herms also says that according to the Daizenshuu, there are 4 galaxies that are also called 4 areas.
Yes. That clearly means that these so-called "galaxies" are actually "areas". Not only Herms said that with the Daizenshuu, but he also outright said it when we asked him. It is very blatant
Which is a contradiction, and makes the daizenshuu self-contradictory. We are back to where we started.
This is not a contradiction. Galaxy still have the description he wrote, but when he talked about the 4 "galaxies", he clearly mentioned that these SPECIFIC "galaxies" are NOT actual galaxies and are nothing more than areas. You seem to completely ignore it and pretend as if these "galaxies" are actual galaxies and then say it contradicts despite clearly mentioing that these aren't galaxies at all and are just called that
The 4 galaxies that are named after cardinal directions: North Galaxy, South Galaxy, and so on.
Again, just because they were called "galaxies" doesn't mean they're actually galaxies, especially when ALL sources says that they aren't (including the Daizenshuu itself, and Herms), and that they're instead areas of the universe. It's on you to prove that they are actually real galaxies when everything points that they are not and instead just areas of the universe. Until you prove it, you have no case
According to the Daizenshuu, there are 4 galaxies, that are also called 4 areas. A galaxy is defined as a collection of planets and nebulae. Which means, the North Galaxy = collection of planets and nebulae = North Area, and so on. The statement about the universe having infinite galaxies makes the Daizenshuu self-contradictory.
No, read again. And stop ignoring messages since I explained it to you several times already. The Daizenshuu defines galaxies as "collection of planets and nebulae". In the same page, it also mention that the NSEW "galaxies", and SPCIFICALLY them, are not actually galaxies, but rather areas of the universe
They outright say that despite being called "galaxies" they aren't real galaxies and instead are areas. You're the one trying to claim that they are despite everything telling you otherwise. This is nothing more than name fallacy on your side. Much like how if a verse says that character A comes from the "fifth dimension" that doesn't necessarily means he came from a place with literal 5 dimension, as it could very easily be the 5th universe, especially if the setting explains that despite him saying he's from the fifth dimension, that doesn't make him 5D. Your argument basically relies on name fallacy and not reading the context