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Description of the Divine Mountain Abodes: Meru, Devakūṭa, and Kailāsa
तस्यैव च पश्चिमकूटे अशीतियोजनायामं चत्वारिंशद्विस्तृतमेकैकं यक्षनगरम्।
tasyaiva ca paścimakūṭe aśītiyojanāyāmaṃ catvāriṃśadvistṛtam ekaikaṃ yakṣanagaram.
पश्चिम तरफ पर्वत पर यक्षों की शहर हैं। हर शहर अस्सी योजन लंबी और चालीस योजन चौड़ी है।
Varāha
It continues the Purāṇic use of standardized spatial metrics and locates Yakṣa settlements within a directional landscape model.
A ‘western peak’ (paścimakūṭa) of the previously mentioned region; the excerpt alone does not allow modern identification.
No direct ethical instruction; the verse is a topographic and administrative description.
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