Description of the Divine Mountain Abodes: Meru, Devakūṭa, and Kailāsa
पुराणां सहस्रमेकं हेममालिनां मुकुटे पन्नप्रपक्षे पर्वतवरे चत्वार्यायतनानि तु॥
purāṇāṃ sahasram ekaṃ hemamālināṃ mukuṭe pannaprapakṣe parvatavare catvāry āyatanāni tu
Jest tysiąc jeden starożytnych cytadel; na Mukuṭa, na Pannaprapakṣa i na tej wzniosłej górze znajdują się istotnie cztery sanktuaria należące do Hemamālinów.
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It represents a dense catalog entry typical of Purāṇic cosmography; its numerical and toponymic listing is valuable for philological comparison across manuscripts and related Purāṇas.
Mukuṭa and Pannaprapakṣa are presented as named peaks/regions within the Meru cosmographic system; modern identifications are not established in mainstream scholarship.
No explicit ethical instruction is conveyed; the verse functions as a descriptive inventory of places and sanctuaries.
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