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In the Harivamsha Purana, it is stated that the Torana (gateway) of the salt ocean is ninety-nine yojanas and three kosas high and half a yojana deep. ||150||
The Sindhu river is similar to the Ganga river in all respects, except that it flows into the western salt ocean. From the Ganga and Sindhu to the Videha region, the extent of the tongues and other parts of all the rivers should be known to be double. ||151||
All the Toranas are equal in depth, and in all those Toranas, the Dikkumari goddesses reside as per their respective positions. ||152||
The Rohitasya river flows on the mountain for two hundred and seventy-six yojanas and six kalas. After that, it falls from the mountain and goes towards the abode of Shri Devi. ||153||
The Rohya river flows on the mountain for one thousand six hundred and five yojanas and five kalas, and then falls from it fifty yojanas away. ||154||
Similarly, the Harikanta river also flows on the Mahahimalaya mountain for one thousand six hundred and fifty yojanas and five kalas towards the north, and then falls into a pond fifty yojanas away, and from there goes towards the western ocean. ||155||
The Harit river flows on the Nishdha mountain for seven thousand four hundred and twenty-one yojanas and one kala, and then falls from it one hundred yojanas away. ||156||
The Sitoda river also flows on the mountain for the same distance. After that, it crosses the sky for four hundred yojanas and then falls from the mountain two hundred yojanas away. ||157||
The Sita river also flows on the Neel mountain for the same distance, and then leaps into the sky for the same distance and pierces the eastern Videha region. ||158||
The six rivers in the north are similar to the six rivers in the south, therefore, the description of their waterfalls, etc., should be done appropriately in pairs of two rivers. ||159||
The Ganga, Rohya, Harit, Sita, Nari, Suvarna Kala, and Rakta, these seven rivers flow towards the eastern ocean, and the remaining seven rivers flow towards the western ocean. ||160||
In the middle of the four regions, namely, Haimavat, etc., there are four circular Vijay mountains, namely, Shraddhavan, Vijayavan, Padmavan, and Gandhavan, respectively. ||161||
These mountains are one thousand yojanas wide at the base, seven hundred and fifty yojanas wide in the middle, and five hundred yojanas wide at the top, and they are one thousand yojanas high. ||162||
These mountains are also known as Nabhi Giri. Just as the Sita and Sitoda rivers circumambulate the Meru mountain, similarly, the Rohya, Rohitasya, etc., rivers also circumambulate them. ||163||