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Description of the Inner Basins (Droṇīs): Śrīsaras, Śrīvana, Bilva Forest, and Tāla Grove
फलैः सहस्रसङ्काशैः हरितैः पाण्डुरैस्तथा । अमृतस्वादुसदृशैर्भेरीमात्रैः सुगन्धिभिः ॥ ७९.१० ॥
phalaiḥ sahasrasaṅkāśaiḥ haritaiḥ pāṇḍurais tathā | amṛtasvādu-sadṛśair bherī-mātraiḥ sugandhibhiḥ || 79.10 ||
అక్కడ సహస్రసమానమైన వైభవ/ప్రాచుర్యమున్న ఫలాలు—కొన్ని పచ్చగా, కొన్ని పాండురంగా; అమృతసమాన మధురంగా, భేరి (నగారా) పరిమాణంలో పెద్దగా, సువాసనతో ఉండెను।
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It exemplifies a common Purāṇic descriptive register that catalogues the abundance and sensorial qualities of a landscape, a literary feature often used to frame sacred geography and cultural memory.
No specific place-name appears in this isolated verse; identification would require adjacent verses from Adhyāya 79 that name the site or region being described.
The verse itself is primarily descriptive rather than prescriptive; indirectly, it supports a cultural valuation of fertile landscapes and their careful preservation as part of heritage geography.
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