Devi Bhagavatam 9.19.38 — Devotion & Grace of the Goddess, Skandha 9, Adhyaya 19, Shloka 38
Description of the Union of Tulasi with Shankhachuda
निर्जने काञ्चने स्थाने धन्ये काञ्चनपर्वते । काञ्चीवने किञ्जलके कञ्चुके काञ्चनाकरे
nirjane kāñcane sthāne dhanye kāñcanaparvate . kāñcīvane kiñjalake kañcuke kāñcanākare
ဆိတ်ငြိမ်သော ရွှေရောင်နေရာများတွင်၊ မင်္ဂလာရှိသော ရွှေတောင် (မေရု) ပေါ်တွင်၊ ကာဉ္စီဝန၊ ကိဉ္ဇလက၊ ကဉ္စုက နှင့် ကာဉ္စနာကာရ တို့တွင်...
Vyasa
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Demon Antagonist: Shankhachuda
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Story Arc Position: setup
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Narrator: Narayana
Listener: Narada
Dialogue Context: Detailing the golden realms visited by the Danava king
Narrative Layer: embedded
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Text: The repetition of 'Kanchana' (gold) emphasizes the immense wealth and purity of the realms they traversed.
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It generally refers to Mount Meru or Sumeru, the mythical golden mountain at the center of the universe.
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