Cosmography and Geography in Early Indian Literature c7.s3.26

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6. Mandākini—modern Mandākin which flows into the Paisuni near the Citrakūṭa hill.
7. Daśārṇā—modern Dhasān which flows past Saugor and falls into the Betwa.
8. Citrakūṭā—probably a portion of the Mandākin falling into the Paisuni near the Citrakūṭa hill.
9. Tamasā—modern Tons flowing into the Ganges below Allahabad.
10. Pippalaśroṇi—modern Paisuni or Parsaroni which flows into the Jumna (Yamunā) between the Tons and the Ken.
11. Karamodā—identified with modern Karamnāśā falling into the Ganges above its junction with the Sone.
12. Piśācikā.
13. Citrotpalā—a tributary of the Mahānadi or identical with a part of the Mahānadi below its junction with the Pyri ; cf. the Mahada plates.
14. Vipāśā.
15. Mañjulā, Vañjulā or Jambulā.
16. Bāluvāhini. 17-18. Śuni and Lajjā (with variant readings).
19. Śuktimati—modern Ken which flows through Bundelkhand and falls into the Jumna (Yamunā).
20. Śakuli—modern Sakri which flows into the Seonath, a tributary of the Mahānadi,
21. Tridivā.
22. Krumu (with variant readings).