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Description of the Divine Mountain Abodes: Meru, Devakūṭa, and Kailāsa
पुराणां सहस्रमेकं हेममालिनां मुकुटे पन्नप्रपक्षे पर्वतवरे चत्वार्यायतनानि तु॥
purāṇāṃ sahasram ekaṃ hemamālināṃ mukuṭe pannaprapakṣe parvatavare catvāry āyatanāni tu
एक हज़ार एक पुरानी शहरियाँ हैं वहाँ। मुकुट पर, पन्नप्रपक्ष पर, और उस बड़े पर्वत पर चार मंदिर हैं। यह सब हेममाली लोगों के हैं।
Varāha
It represents a dense catalog entry typical of Purāṇic cosmography; its numerical and toponymic listing is valuable for philological comparison across manuscripts and related Purāṇas.
Mukuṭa and Pannaprapakṣa are presented as named peaks/regions within the Meru cosmographic system; modern identifications are not established in mainstream scholarship.
No explicit ethical instruction is conveyed; the verse functions as a descriptive inventory of places and sanctuaries.
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