Hari Kṣetra
Four parts in 190, between Mahāhimavān and Niṣadha. A richer land of enjoyment than Haimavat.
The rule across the enjoyment lands is that the closer you are to Mahāvideha Kṣetra, the better things get. Hari sits one band closer than Haimavat Kṣetra, so lifespans and heights double.
Its rivers are Harit and Harikāntā. Its people live two palyopama, stand 4,000 bows tall, and take food once in two days.
Its exact mirror on the northern side is Ramyak Kṣetra.
माप और संख्याएँ
| Share of Jambūdvīpa | 4 parts of 190 |
|---|---|
| Between | Mahāhimavān and Niṣadha |
| Rivers | Harit, Harikāntā |
| Human lifespan | 2 palyopama |
| Height | 4,000 bows |
| Mirrors | Ramyak |
संबंधित
Harikāntā
Falls north from Mahāpadma into Hari and runs west.
It rises from Mahāpadma Draha, crosses Hari Kṣetra and empties into the salt ocean. Its twin on the other side of the region is Harit.
| Rises from | Mahāpadma Draha |
|---|---|
| Crosses | Hari Kṣetra |
| Flows | west |
| Twin | Harit |
| Ends in | Lavaṇa Samudra |
Harit
Falls south from Tigiñcha on Niṣadha into Hari and runs east.
It rises from Tigiñcha Draha, crosses Hari Kṣetra and empties into the salt ocean. Its twin on the other side of the region is Harikāntā.
| Rises from | Tigiñcha Draha |
|---|---|
| Crosses | Hari Kṣetra |
| Flows | east |
| Twin | Harikāntā |
| Ends in | Lavaṇa Samudra |