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## Harivamsha Purana:
- **Anavrutta**, the protector of Jambudvipa, is described as the ruler of the Lavana ocean. (637)
- **Prabhasa** and **Priyadarshana** are the lords of the Dhataki Khanda, **Kala** and **Mahakala** are the lords of the Kakoda ocean, **Padma** and **Pundarika** are the lords of the Pushkara dvipa, **Chakshusman** and **Suchakshu** are the lords of the Manushottara mountain, **Shriprabha** and **Shridhara** are the lords of the Pushkaroda ocean, **Varuna** and **Varunaprabha** are the lords of the Varunivar dvipa, **Madhyama** and **Madhyamavyam** are the lords of the Varunivar ocean, **Pandura** and **Pushpadanta** are the lords of the Kshiravara dvipa, **Vimala** and **Vimala Prabha** are the lords of the Kshiravara ocean, **Suprabha** and **Mahaprabha** are the lords of the Ghritavara dvipa, **Kanaka** and **Kanakabha** are the lords of the Ghritavara ocean, **Purna** and **Purna Prabha** are the lords of the Ikshuvara dvipa, **Gandha** and **Mahagandha** are the lords of the Ikshuvara ocean, **Nanda** and **Nandi Prabha** are the lords of the Nandishvara dvipa, **Bhadra** and **Subhadra** are the lords of the Nandishvara ocean, **Aruna** and **Arunaprabha** are the lords of the Aruna dvipa, and **Sugandha** and **Sarvagandha** are the lords of the Aruna ocean. Thus, there are two lords for each dvipa, one in the south and one in the north. (638-646)
- The Jina (Tirthankara) has described the extent of the eighth Nandishvara dvipa as one hundred and sixty-three crore, eighty-four lakh yojanas. (647)
- The inner circumference of the Nandishvara dvipa is one thousand thirty-six crore, twelve lakh, two thousand, seven hundred yojanas, and the outer circumference is two thousand seventy-two crore, thirty-three lakh, fifty-four thousand, one hundred and ninety yojanas. (648-651)
- In the middle of the Nandishvara dvipa, there are four Anjanagiri mountains in all four directions. These mountains are eighty-four thousand yojanas high, as wide, and one thousand yojanas deep. (652)
- All these mountains are shaped like drums, are colorful, have a base of vajra (diamond), are radiant with light, and are dazzling, captivating the mind from all sides. (653)
- These mountains, with beautiful black peaks, are made of Jambunada (a precious metal), and they radiate their brilliance in all directions. (654)
- There are one lakh yojanas of cows in each of the four directions, and there are four square lakes, each of which is inexhaustible. (655)