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Tīrtha · the western sea

Prabhāsa

प्रभास

The third stop, where the Sindhu meets the western ocean.

Twelve yojana out into the western sea the arrow fell, and the lord of Prabhāsa came with bracelets, a girdle, a crest-jewel, a breast-jewel and a neck-ornament (§4). From here the march turned north up the Sindhu.

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 - Prabhāsa highlighted

Measurements and counts

Directionwest
Arrow12 yojana
Giftsbracelets, girdle, crest-jewel, breast-jewel, neck-ornament

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समयं गोयम! मा पमायए

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

Uttarādhyayana Sūtra 10