पंचाशत्कोटयो ज्ञेया दशदिक्षु समंततः । जंबुद्वीपस्य मध्ये तु मेरुनामास्ति पर्वतः
paṃcāśatkoṭayo jñeyā daśadikṣu samaṃtataḥ | jaṃbudvīpasya madhye tu merunāmāsti parvataḥ
ويُعلَم أنه يمتدُّ خمسينَ كوṭي في جميع الجهات عبرَ العَشْرِ نواحي. وفي وسطِ جمبودفيبا (Jambūdvīpa) يقوم جبلٌ يُدعى ميرو (Meru).
Sūta (Lomaharṣaṇa) to the sages (deduced from Māheśvarakhaṇḍa context)
Tirtha: Jambūdvīpa (cosmic continent) / Meru (central peak)
Type: kshetra
Listener: Phālguna (contextual)
Scene: A grand map-like vision: Jambūdvīpa as a vast landmass, Meru rising at the exact center; ten directional guardians implied around the perimeter.
The purāṇic world is centered on a sacred axis (Meru), symbolizing spiritual centrality and orientation toward the divine.
Meru and Jambūdvīpa are cosmological sacred geographies; no specific earthly pilgrimage town is singled out.
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