Cosmography and Geography in Early Indian Literature c6.s5.23
Cosmography and Geography in Early Indian Literature c6.s5.23
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Ceylon) ; 31. Mount Puṣpitaka in the sea ; 32. Mount Sūryavat beyond the Puṣpitaka ; 33. Mount Vaidyuta beyond the Sūryavat ; 34. Mount Kuñjara on which Agastya’s abode is situtated ; 35. Bhogavati, city of the Nāga king Vāsuki ; 36. Mount Ṛṣabha, the sandal forests on which are guarded by the Rohita Gandharvas ; and 37. Pitṛloka, capital of Yama at the southern end of the earth.