Tīrtha · the southern seaVaradāmaवरदामThe second stop, at the southern ocean; the bow was Kālapṛṣṭha.The same pattern as Māgadha: camp, fast, an arrow into the sea, and the lord of Varadāma's submission with a jewelled girdle and heaps of pearls and jewels (§3).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 drawnNESWBharata's digvijaya - Varadāma highlightedMeasurements and countsDirectionsouthGiftsa jewelled girdle, pearls, jewelsConnectedThe digvijayaMāgadha-tīrthaPrabhāsaOpen in the interactive atlas →