Shloka 12
Adhyaya 59 — Cosmic Geography and Yuga-Order: Bhadrashva, Ketumala, and the Northern Kuru Region
केतुमालमतो वर्षं निबोध मम पश्चिमम् ।
विशालः कम्बलः कृष्णो जयन्तो हरिपर्वतः ॥
ketumālamato varṣaṃ nibodha mama paścimam | viśālaḥ kambalaḥ kṛṣṇo jayanto hariparvataḥ ||
என்னிடமிருந்து மேற்குத் திசையிலுள்ள ‘கேதுமால-வர்ஷ’ எனப்படும் பகுதியை அறிக. அங்கே விசால, கம்பல, கிருஷ்ண, ஜயந்த, ஹரி-பர்வதம் எனும் மலைகள் உள்ளன.
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FAQs
The verse frames the world as a sacralized cosmos: geography is not merely physical but a map of dharmic order, where named mountains function as stable cosmic markers.
Primarily within Sthāna (cosmic arrangement/locations) and indirectly Sarga (ordered creation) through structured world-description.
Naming mountains in a fixed sequence encodes a ‘mandala-like’ stability: the west (paścima) is integrated into a total cosmography where Hari’s domain is implicitly present.