Adhyaya 58 — The Kurma-Form of Narayana: Mapping Bharata through Nakshatras, Regions, and Planetary Afflictions
ऐन्द्रं मूलं तथाषाढा नक्षत्रत्रयमेव च ।
माण्डव्याश्चण्डखाराश्च अश्वकालानतास्तथा ॥
aindraṃ mūlaṃ tathāṣāḍhā nakṣatratrayam eva ca / māṇḍavyāś caṇḍakhārāś ca aśvakālanatās tathā
并有月宿三组:因陀罗宿(Aindra)、牟罗宿(Mūla)与阿沙陀宿(Āṣāḍhā)。又有曼陀毗耶族(Māṇḍavya)、旃陀迦罗族(Caṇḍakhāra),以及阿湿婆迦罗那多族(Aśvakālanata,诸民/诸域)。
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Time (lunar stations) and space (lands/peoples) are paired, implying that human life is best understood through both terrestrial belonging and celestial rhythm.
Sthāna, with astral correspondences that support ritual calendrics.
Nakṣatra triads can be read as ‘energetic zones’ governing regions—suggesting a sacred geography where rites and destinies differ by place and star-influence.