Markandeyapurana 58.11

58.11

vṛṣadhvajo 'ñjanaścaiva jambvākhyo mānavācalaḥ /
śūrpakarṇo vyāghramukhaḥ kharmakaḥ karvaṭāśanaḥ //

The hills[36] Vṛṣadhvaja,[37] and Añjana,[38] Jambvākhya,[39] and Mānavācala,[40] Sūrpakarṇa,[41] Vyāghramukha,[42] Kharmaka.[43] and Karvaṭāśana;[44] these hills,[45] the people of Mīthilā,[46] the Śubhras,[47] and the Vadanadanturas,[48] and the Candreśvaras[49] also, and the Khaśas,[50] and the Magadhas,[51] the Prāgjyotiṣas,[52] and the Lauhityas,[53] the cannibals who dwell on the sea-coast;[54] the hills Pūrṇotkaṭa,[55] Bhadragaura,[56] and Udayagiri;[57] and the Kaśāyas,[58] the Mekhalāmuṣṭas,[59] the Tāmaliptas,[60] the Ekapādapas,[61] the Vardhamānas,[62] and the Kośalas[63] are situated in the Tortoise’s face.