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In the Padma Purana,
In the midst of the four-armed army, in the great battlefield, Bhima, the greatest of warriors, conquered Kubera-kanta and advanced, his army growing stronger. ||72||
From there, they went to the Lampaka country, surrounded by thousands of kings who had submitted to their rule. It was difficult to travel by land, so they had to travel by boat. ||73||
There, they defeated the king Ekakarna and, due to the favorable route, both princes went to the place of victory. ||74||
There, they conquered a hundred brothers by merely looking at them, crossed the Ganges, and went north towards Kailasa. ||75||
There, they met with the beautiful countries of Nandana, and were honored by the best of men with various offerings in their hands. ||76||
They subdued the kings of Bhaskuntala, Kalamba, Nandi, Nandana, Sinhala, Shalabha, Anala, Chaula, Bhima, and Bhutarava, and went to the other side of the Sindhu. They also subdued the kings who lived on the other side of the western ocean. ||77-78||
O Shrenika, I will tell you about some of the rulers of Purkheta, Matamba, and other countries who were subdued by the two princes. ||79||
Some of these countries were Aryan, some were Mleccha, and some were of both types, with different customs. ||80||
The rulers of the following countries were conquered: Bhira, Yavana, Kacha, Ashva, Trijata, Nata, Shaka, Kerala, Nepal, Malava, Arul, Sharvara, Vrisha, Vaidya, Kashmir, Hidimba, Avashta, Varvara, Trishira, Parashala, Gaushil, Ushinar, Suryarak, Sanarta, Khasha, Vindhya, Shikhapad, Mekhala, Shurasen, Vahlika, Ullu, Kosala, Dari, Gandhara, Sauvira, Puri, Kaubera, Kohara, Andhra, Kala, and Kalinga. They had different languages, different qualities, different types of jewels and clothes, different types of trees, different types of mines, and were all adorned with gold and other wealth. ||81-86||
The people of these various countries, with their great wealth and devotion, followed the wishes of Lavana and Angusha, and wandered the earth. ||87||