Adhyaya 58 — The Kurma-Form of Narayana: Mapping Bharata through Nakshatras, Regions, and Planetary Afflictions
कौङ्कणाः पञ्चनदका वामना ह्यवरास्तथा ।
तारक्षुरा ह्यङ्गतकाḥ कर्कराः शाल्मवेश्मकाः ॥
kauṅkaṇāḥ pañcanadakā vāmanā hy avarās tathā / tārakṣurā hy aṅgatakāḥ karkarāḥ śālmaveśmakāḥ
The Kauṅkaṇas, the Pañcanadakas, the Vāmanas, and likewise the Avaras; the Tārakṣuras, the Aṅgatakas, the Karkaras, and the Śālmaveśmakas are also enumerated there.
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The text normalizes plurality within Bhārata: many communities are acknowledged as part of the same sacred landscape, supporting an inclusive civilizational memory.
Sthāna (regional arrangement), with incidental ethnographic preservation.
The ‘body-map’ approach implies that diversity of peoples corresponds to differentiated functions of a single organismic cosmos.