Description of Svarga: Amarāvatī, the Sudharmā Assembly Hall, and the Directional Cities
तथा पञ्चोत्तरे देवस्वस्योत्तरपुटे पुरी । वायोर्गन्धवती नाम ख्याता सर्वगुणोत्तरा ॥ ७६.१३ ॥
tathā pañcottare devasvasyottarapuṭe purī | vāyor gandhavatī nāma khyātā sarvaguṇottarā || 76.13 ||
Podobnie w ćwiartce północnej, na północnym skrzydle Dewaswa, znajduje się miasto słynne jako Gandhawatī, należące do Wāju, opisywane jako doskonałe we wszystkich cechach.
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It functions as a catalog-style notice within Purāṇic sacred-geography, preserving place-names and associating them with directional space and deity-linked cultural memory.
A city named Gandhavatī is identified, situated in a northern sector described relative to ‘Devasva’ (likely a regional/place reference in the text); a secure modern identification cannot be asserted from this single verse alone.
No direct ethical injunction is stated; the verse primarily documents cultural-heritage geography by naming a city and characterizing it as ‘excellent in all qualities.’
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