Answer

No. In the common modern conversion, 1 dhanusha is about 6 feet, not 10 feet.

So:

• 1 dhanusha ≈ 6 feet
• 10 feet ≈ 1.67 dhanusha

Explanation

In Jain texts, traditional units of length are often expressed in ancient measures. When converted into modern units, dhanusha is usually taken as approximately 6 feet.

If you are reading a scriptural or cosmological description, the exact equivalent can vary a little by source or commentary, but 6 feet is the usual simple approximation.

Spiritual Understanding

Ancient Jain measurements help us understand the scale used in Jain cosmology and classical descriptions. These units are part of the traditional scriptural language, so exact modern conversion is often only approximate.

Takeaway

1 dhanusha is generally about 6 feet, not 10 feet. If you want, I can also help convert hast, dhanu, yojana, or other Jain length units.