Adhyaya 54 — Cosmography of Jambudvipa: Continents, Oceans, Varshas, and Mount Meru
विपुले च तथाश्वत्थः सुपार्श्वे च वटो महान् ।
एकादशशतायामा योजनानामिमे नगाः ॥
vipule ca tathāśvatthaḥ supārśve ca vaṭo mahān / ekādaśaśatāyāmā yojanānāmime nagāḥ
លើភ្នំ វិពុលា ក៏មានដើម អស្វត្ថ (ដើមពោធិ/ដើមល្វា) ដ៏បរិសុទ្ធ; លើ សុបារស្វ មានដើម វដ (ដើមប៉ោល/ប៉ាន់យ៉ាន) ធំមហិមា។ ភ្នំទាំងនេះលាតសន្ធឹងប្រវែង១,១០០ យោជន។
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The pairing of sacred trees with mountains reflects an integrative worldview: the holy is embedded in measurable space, blending devotion with descriptive order.
Sarga/Sthāna cosmography: enumerating the world’s features and their dimensions.
Aśvattha and Vaṭa are potent symbols of continuity and shelter; placed on cosmic mountains, they suggest enduring life-principles rooted in the axis of the world.