The Structure of Jambudvipa: Nine Varshas, Navadvipa Bharata, Mountains, Rivers, and Peoples
आत्रेयाः सभरद्वाजाः प्रस्थलाश्च दशेरकाः लम्पकास्तावकारामाः शूलिकास्तङ्गणैः सहा
ātreyāḥ sabharadvājāḥ prasthalāśca daśerakāḥ lampakāstāvakārāmāḥ śūlikāstaṅgaṇaiḥ sahā
阿特雷耶族与婆罗陀婆阇族同列;又有普拉斯塔拉族与达舍罗迦族;兰帕迦族、塔瓦迦罗摩族及首利迦族,并与唐伽那族同在其列。
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By placing Brahmanical gotra-like names (Ātreya, Bhāradvāja) alongside regional ethnonyms, the text reflects how identity is layered—lineage, locality, and culture—within Purāṇic historiography.
As with other catalogue-verses, it is supporting cosmography and human-world description used by Purāṇas to contextualize dynasties and sacred regions; it is not directly sarga/pratisarga, but ancillary to the Purāṇic world-model.
The juxtaposition of ‘ṛṣi-lineage’ labels with frontier ethnonyms symbolically bridges the ‘Vedic interior’ and ‘regional exterior,’ suggesting a continuum rather than a strict binary in the Purāṇic social map.