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Description of the Divine Mountain Abodes: Meru, Devakūṭa, and Kailāsa
वसुधारारत्नधारयोर्मूर्ध्नि अष्टौ सप्त च संख्यया ।
vasudhārāratnadhārayor mūrdhni aṣṭau sapta ca saṅkhyayā
वसुधारा और रत्नधारा के ऊपर आठ और सात ग्रुप हैं। यह गिनती से पता चलता है।
Varāha
The verse illustrates Purāṇic enumerative geography, where peaks, regions, and associated groups are recorded through structured numerical listings.
Two place-names are given—Vasudhārā and Ratnadhārā—likely conceptualized as peaks or regions; modern identification remains indeterminate from this fragment alone.
The text models systematic attention to landscape and its named features, a cultural habit that can support heritage documentation and preservation.
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