Devaramaṇa
Devaramaṇa is the Añjana mountain of the east, one of the four black peaks of Nandīśvara.
It stands 84,000 yojana above the ground and 1,000 below, more than 10,000 across at the base and 1,000 at the summit — the measure of a small Meru. On its top is an eternal temple, and around it in four directions four lakes, each with a white Dadhimukha rising from the middle and two Ratikara in each gap between them.
That makes thirteen shrines in this complex, and four such complexes on the island, which is where the fifty-two come from.
Beyond its name and its direction, nothing distinguishes it from the other three. The sources describe one complex and say the others are the same; this atlas does not invent differences to fill the space.
Measurements and counts
| Direction | east |
|---|---|
| Height | 84,000 yojana |
| Colour | black |
| Shrines in its complex | 13 |
| Lakes | 4 |
| Dadhimukha | 4 |
| Ratikara | 8 |