Ramyak Kṣetra
Four parts in 190, the northern mirror of Hari.
Between Nīla and Rukmī, watered by Narakāntā and Narīkāntā. Everything true of Hari Kṣetra is true here: two palyopama of life, 4,000 bows of height, kalpavṛkṣa for every need, no religion and no liberation.
Jambūdvīpa's whole plan is a mirror about Mahāvideha, and Ramyak is where you can feel it. There is no northern region that differs from its southern twin in anything but name.
Measurements and counts
| Share of Jambūdvīpa | 4 parts of 190 |
|---|---|
| Between | Nīla and Rukmī |
| Rivers | Narakāntā, Narīkāntā |
| Human lifespan | 2 palyopama |
| Mirrors | Hari |
Connected
Narakāntā
Falls south from Mahāpuṇḍarīka into Ramyak and runs east. Some lists call it simply Nārī.
It rises from Mahāpuṇḍarīka Draha, crosses Ramyak Kṣetra and empties into the salt ocean. Its twin on the other side of the region is Narīkāntā.
| Rises from | Mahāpuṇḍarīka Draha |
|---|---|
| Crosses | Ramyak Kṣetra |
| Flows | east |
| Twin | Narīkāntā |
| Ends in | Lavaṇa Samudra |
Narīkāntā
Falls north from Kesarī on Nīla into Ramyak and runs west.
It rises from Kesarī Draha, crosses Ramyak Kṣetra and empties into the salt ocean. Its twin on the other side of the region is Narakāntā.
| Rises from | Kesarī Draha |
|---|---|
| Crosses | Ramyak Kṣetra |
| Flows | west |
| Twin | Narakāntā |
| Ends in | Lavaṇa Samudra |