मन्दाकिनी तथा पुण्या नदी भागीरथी च या । महानदी नर्मदा च शिप्रा प्राची सरस्वती
mandākinī tathā puṇyā nadī bhāgīrathī ca yā | mahānadī narmadā ca śiprā prācī sarasvatī
曼达吉尼亦在,其圣河婆伽罗提亦在;摩诃那底与讷尔摩陀;尸波罗、普拉吉与萨拉斯瓦蒂——诸河皆在诸圣渡处之中。
Śrī Prahlāda (continuing narration)
Tirtha: Dvārakā (as pan-tīrtha-sammelana)
Type: kshetra
Listener: null
Scene: A cosmic assembly where personified rivers arrive as goddesses bearing water-pots and lotuses, encircling Dvārakā’s sacred horizon; each river marked by regional emblems (Himalayan snow for Mandākinī, Gaṅgā’s makara, Narmadā’s rocky ghats, Śiprā’s Ujjain lamps).
Purāṇic sacred geography presents rivers as living tīrthas, converging in purpose toward dharma and devotion.
Dvārakā by implication, as the focal dhāma around which these famed rivers are being enumerated.
None explicitly; it is a listing of tīrthas/rivers.