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Tīrtha · the eastern sea

Māgadha-tīrtha

मागध तीर्थ

The first stop: where the Gaṅgā meets the eastern ocean, and where the nine nidhis live.

Bharata camped on the shore, fasted, and shot an arrow twelve yojana into the sea; it fell in the council hall of the lord of Māgadha, who returned it with water of the tīrtha, a crown and earrings (§2). The nine nidhis say they live here, "in Māgadha at the mouth of the Gaṅgā" (§15).

TamisrāKhaṇḍaprapātāṚṣabhakūṭaVAITĀḌHYABHARATA'S DIGVIJAYA60,000 years0123456789101112131415170 · Vinītāthe cakra arises in the armoury · 16,000 yakṣas round itratnas at this stopCakraChatraDaṇḍaKhaḍgaCarmaMaṇiKākiṇīSenāpatiGṛhapatiVārdhakiPurohitaGajaAśvaStrī◀ backnext ▶❚❚ pausepace ×1the text walks five of the six khaṇḍas by name; the sixth, the northern Sindhu, is not in the passages read and is not drawnNESW
Bharata's digvijaya - Māgadha-tīrtha highlighted

Measurements and counts

Directioneast
Arrow12 yojana
Giftstīrtha water, a crown, earrings
Home ofthe nine nidhis

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समयं गोयम! मा पमायए

Do not be heedless, Gautama, for even a single samaya.

Uttarādhyayana Sūtra 10