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In the Harivamsha Purana, there are two rivers named Ganga and Sindhu in each region, starting from Kachchha, which originate from the Neel mountain and enter the Sita river after crossing the two caves of Vijayardha mountain. ||267|| Each Vijayardha mountain has two caves, each eight yojanas high, twelve yojanas wide, and as long as the width of the mountain. ||268|| These sixteen rivers, starting from Ganga, are equal to the Ganga river of the Bharat region. Similarly, sixteen Rakta and Raktoda rivers originating from the Nishdhachal are equal to the Rakta and Raktoda of Airavata. ||269|| In the western Videha region, there are also sixteen Ganga, Sindhu, Rakta, and Raktoda rivers originating from Nishdhachal and Neelachal, flowing towards the Sotoda river. ||270|| All these rivers, mentioned by the same name, are extremely pleasing and each is associated with fourteen thousand rivers. ||271|| The family of Sita and Sotoda rivers in Devakuru and Uttar Kuru consists of eighty-four thousand rivers. Each of these rivers receives eighty thousand rivers from its banks. ||272|| Each of the aforementioned Sita and Sotoda rivers is joined by five lakh thirty-two thousand thirty-eight rivers. ||273|| The total number of all these rivers in the eastern and western Videha is stated to be ten lakh sixty-four thousand seventy-eight. ||274|| Each of the Ganga, Sindhu, and Rakta-Raktoda rivers has a family of fourteen thousand rivers. ||275|| Each of the Rohya, Rohitasy, Suvarnakula, and Rupayakula rivers has a family of twenty-eight thousand rivers. ||276|| Each of the Harit, Harikanta, Naro, and Narakanta rivers has a family of fifty-six thousand rivers. ||277|| Excluding the Videha region, the total number of all the family rivers of Ganga, Sindhu, and other rivers in other regions is three lakh ninety-two thousand twelve. ||278|| The total number of all the rivers flowing from the Videha region to the sea is fourteen lakh fifty-six thousand ninety. ||279|| In the Jambudvipa, there are thirty-four Vrishabhachal mountains, made of vaidurya gems, equal to the golden peaks, and served by the best gods. ||280|| On the banks of the Sita and Sotoda rivers, there are long, eastern and western viharas.