Description of the Bhadrāśva and Ketumāla Regions: Niṣadha’s Western Janapadas and River Systems
तथा च विशाखकम्बलजयन्तकृष्णहरिताशोकवर्द्धमानाः इत्येतॆषां सप्तकुलपर्वतानां कोटिशः प्रसूतिः।
tathā ca viśākha-kambala-jayanta-kṛṣṇa-haritāśoka-varddhamānā ity eteṣāṁ sapta-kula-parvatānāṁ koṭiśaḥ prasūtiḥ
Y asimismo—Viśākha, Kambala, Jayanta, Kṛṣṇa, Haritāśoka y Varddhamāna—de estos siete montes de linaje hay proliferaciones en multitudes incontables (literalmente, en crores).
Rudra
The cosmos manifests in proliferating forms; the ‘countless’ (koṭiśaḥ) points to ananta-bheda within an ordered whole.
Cultivate humility before scale: treat one’s local sacred landscape as a microcosm within an immeasurable divine geography.
83.3.0; 83.2.0
Named mountain catalogues are important for tracing intertextual geography across Purāṇas and for studying how landscapes were systematized in premodern India.
The verse provides a set of cosmographic mountain-names; direct one-to-one modern identifications are not secure without corroborating regional traditions and parallel textual witnesses.
No explicit instruction; the verse primarily sacralizes and systematizes landscape through naming.
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