Shloka 12
Nahūṣa as Ajagara: Virtue Hierarchy, Karmic Gati, and the Psychology of Mind–Intellect
पीनांस्तुषारान् दरदांश्व॒ सर्वान् देशान् कुलिन्दस्य च भूमिरत्नान् अतीत्य दुर्ग हिमवत्प्रदेशं पुरं सुबाहोर्ददृशुर्नुवीरा:,कुलिन्दके तुषार, दरद आदि धन-धान्यसे युक्त और प्रचुर रत्नोंसे सम्पन्न देशोंको लाँघते हुए हिमालयके दुर्गम स्थानोंको पार करके उन नरवीरोंने राजा सुबाहुका नगर देखा
Vaiśampāyana uvāca: pīnān tuṣārān daradāṁś ca sarvān deśān kulindasya ca bhūmiratnān atītya durgaṁ himavatpradeśaṁ puraṁ Subāhor dadṛśur nu vīrāḥ.
毗舍婆耶那曰：他们越过富庶的吐霜罗（Tuṣāra）与达罗陀（Darada）诸国，又穿行于谷林陀（Kulinda）一带——谷粟丰饶、财货充盈、地中宝石繁多；继而渡过喜马拉雅的险峻艰途，那些英勇之士终于望见苏婆呼王的城邑。
वैशम्पायन उवाच
Educational Q&A
The verse highlights steadfastness and disciplined endurance: even when the path is rugged and remote, the heroes proceed through hardship without wavering, reflecting a dharma-oriented resolve to complete their larger mission.
The heroes travel northward, crossing the prosperous regions of Tuṣāra, Darada, and Kulinda—known for wealth and gems—then traverse the difficult Himalayan terrain, and finally arrive at and see the city of King Subāhu.