Shloka 15
Śākadvīpa–Pramāṇa–Varṇana
Measurements and Description of Śākadvīpa
विहरन्ते रमन्ते च न तेषु म्रियते जन: । न तेषु दस्यव: सन्ति म्लेच्छजात्योडपि वा नूप
viharanti ramante ca na teṣu mriyate janaḥ | na teṣu dasyavaḥ santi mlecchajātyo 'pi vā nṛpa ||
サンジャヤは言った。「そこでは衆生が遊行し、歓びにひたる。彼らの間では誰ひとり死なぬ。王よ、その地には盗賊はおらず、異邦の種族（ムレッチャ）すらいない。」
संजय उवाच
Educational Q&A
The verse idealizes a perfectly ordered realm: freedom to enjoy life without fear, where death and social predation (robbery/violence) are absent—an implicit contrast to the insecurity and mortality of the human world and the battlefield context of the parva.
Sañjaya continues a descriptive account of extraordinary regions/years (as framed in the surrounding passage), telling the king that in those places beings live joyfully, without death, and without threats like bandits or socially ‘outsider’ groups.