Markandeyapurana 58.46
Mārkaṇḍeyapurāṇa 58.46
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58.46
māṇḍavyā bhūtiyuvakāḥ śātakā hematārakāḥ /
yaśomatyāḥ sagāndhārāḥ kharasāgararāśayaḥ //
The mountains Kailāsa,[211] and Himavat, Dhanuṣmat,[212] and Vasumat,[213] the Krauñcas,[214] and the Kurus[215] and Vakas,[216] and the people who are called Kṣudravīṇas,[217] the Rasālayas,[218] and the Kaikeyas,[219] the Bhogaprasthas,[220] and the Yāmunas,[221] the Antardvīpas,[222] and the Trigartas,[223] the Agnījyas,[224] the Sārdana peoples,[225] the Aśvamukhas[226] also, the Prāptas,[227] the long-haired Civiḍas,[228] the Dāserakas,[229] the Vāṭadhānas,[230] and the Śavadhānas,[231] the Puṣkalas,[232] and Adhama Kairātas,[233] and those who are settled in Takṣaśilā,[234] the Ambālas,[235] the Mālavas,[236] the Madras,[237] the Venukas,[238] and the Vadantikas,[239] the Piṅgalas,[240] the Mānakalahas,[241] the Hūṇas,[242] and the Kohalakas.[243] the Māṇḍavyas,[244] the Bhūtiyuvakas,[245] the Śātakas,[246] the Hematārakas,[247] the Yaśomatyas,[248] and the Gāndhāras,[249] the Kharasāgararāśis,[250] the Yaudheyas,[251] and the Dāsameyas,[252] the Rājanyas,[253] and the Śyāmakas,[254] and the Kṣemadhūrtas[255] have taken up their position in the Tortoise’s left flank.
Translations (2)
- The Mārkaṇḍeya Purāṇa — Frederick Eden Pargiter 1888, English
- English (machine translation) — English, machine translation
Linked texts (1)
- The Cambridge History of India, Vol. I: Ancient India — E. J. Rapson, English