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## Chapter 112
**Verse 608:** In the Harivamsha Purana, the **Veṇudārī** peak, located in the northeastern part of the region touched by the **Nīlādri** mountain, is the abode of the **Suparṇendra**, the king of the **Garuḍa** race.
**Verse 609:** The **Velambā** peak, located in the southwestern part of the region touched by the **Niṣadha** mountain, is the abode of the **Varuṇendra**, the king of the **Varuṇa** race, known as **Ativelambā**.
**Verse 610:** The **Prabhañjana** peak, located in the northwestern part of the region touched by the **Nīlādri** mountain, is the abode of the **Vātendrā**, the king of the **Vāyu** race, known as **Prabhañjana**.
**Verse 611:** This **Suvarṇa** (golden) **Mānuṣottara** mountain, filled with numerous wonders, appears like a fortress in the human realm.
**Verse 612:** Neither the **Vidyādhara** nor the **Ṛṣi** who have attained **labdhi** (spiritual attainment) can cross this mountain without the **Samadghāta** and **Upapāda** (two types of spiritual powers).
**Verse 613:** Just as the **Jambūdvīpa** is surrounded by the **Lavanodadhi** (salt ocean), so too is the **Puṣkaravaradvīpa** surrounded by the **Puṣkaravarodadhi** (Puṣkaravar ocean).
**Verse 614:** Beyond that is the **Vāruṇīvaradvīpa** surrounded by the **Vāruṇīvarasāgara** (Vāruṇīvara ocean), followed by the **Kṣīravaradvīpa** surrounded by the **Kṣīrodasāgara** (Kṣīra ocean).
**Verse 615:** Then comes the **Ghṛtavaradvīpa** surrounded by the **Ghṛtavarodadhi** (Ghṛtavara ocean), followed by the **Ikṣuvaradvīpa** surrounded by the **Ikṣuvarodadhi** (Ikṣuvara ocean).
**Verse 616:** The eighth is the **Nandīśvaravaradvīpa** surrounded by the **Nandīśvaravarodadhi** (Nandīśvara ocean), known as the **Aṣṭama** (eighth).
**Verse 617:** The ninth is the **Aruṇadvīpa** surrounded by the **Aruṇasāgara** (Aruṇa ocean), followed by the **Aruṇodbhāsadvīpa** surrounded by the **Aruṇodbhāsasāgara** (Aruṇodbhāsa ocean).
**Verse 618:** Then comes the **Kuṇḍalavaradvīpa** surrounded by the **Kuṇḍalavarodadhi** (Kuṇḍalavara ocean), followed by the **Saṅkhavaradvīpa** surrounded by the **Saṅkhavarasāgara** (Saṅkhavara ocean).
**Verse 619:** Next is the **Ruc̣akādivaradvīpa** surrounded by the **Ruc̣akādivarodadhi** (Ruc̣akādivara ocean), followed by the **Bhujagādivaradvīpa** surrounded by the **Bhujagādivarodadhi** (Bhujagādivara ocean).
**Verse 620:** Then comes the **Kuśavaradvīpa** surrounded by the **Kuśavarodadhi** (Kuśavara ocean), followed by the **Krauṇc̣avaradvīpa** surrounded by the **Krauṇc̣avarasāgara** (Krauṇc̣avara ocean).
**Verse 621:** These sixteen **dvīpa-sāgara** (island-oceans) are described with their names, each twice the size of the previous one. Beyond these are countless others.
**Verse 622:** Beyond the sixteenth **dvīpa-sāgara** and countless others, there is the **Manaḥśilā** island, followed by the **Haritāla** island.
**Verse 623:** Then comes the **Sindūra** island, followed by the **Śyāmaka** island, the **Anjana** island, and the **Hiṅgulka** island.
**Verse 624:** Next is the **Rūpavara** island, followed by the **Suvarṇavara** island, the **Vajravara** island, the **Vaiḍūryavara** island, and the **Nāgavara** island.
**Verse 625:** Then comes the **Bhūtavara** island, followed by the **Yakṣavara** island, the **Devavara** island, and the **Canduvara** island.