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The Great Purana, the Uttara Purana
Then, hearing all this from Megha-ratha, those two celestial beings, filled with love, came there. Having revealed their forms, they worshipped the king, Ghana-ratha, and the prince, Megha-ratha, and then, going to the end of Govardhana, they attained the perfection of initiation.
Knowing their connection from their previous births, those two cocks, abandoning their mutual hatred, renounced the world with courage.
They became the two Vyantaras, Tamra-chula and Kanaka-chula, born of the Bhuta-jati, in the two forests, Bhuta-raman and Deva-raman.
Then, those two Devas came to the city of Pundarika-ni, and with great love, worshipped Megha-ratha, and clearly explained their connection from their previous births.
Finally, they said, "You have seen the entire world, existing within the Manushottara mountain. This is the least we can do for you."
When the Devas said this, the prince, accepting their words, said, "So be it." Then, the Devas, along with his loved ones, placed the prince on a chariot adorned with many riches, and taking him to the sky, adorned with clouds, showed him the beautiful lands, one after another.
They said, "This is the first land, Bharat. This is the land of Himavat, beyond it. This is the land of Hari-varsha. This is the land of Videha. This is the fifth land, Ramya. This is the land of Hairanya-vat. And this is the land of Airavat. Thus, O Lord, these are the seven lands, divided by seven Kula-achalas."
"Himavan, Maha-himavan, Nishdha, Maha-meru, Nila, Rukmi, and Shikhari, these are the seven famous Kula-achalas."
"These are the fourteen great rivers, flowing towards the ocean, originating from the lakes like Padma, and adorned with many tributaries."
"Ganga, Sindhu, Rohit, Rohitasy, Harit, Hari-kanta, Sita, Sito-da, Nari, Naraka-kanta, Suvarna-kula, Rupya-kula, Rakta, and Rakto-da, these are their names."
"Look, these are the sixteen lakes, adorned with lotuses. Padma, Maha-padma, Tigavchha, Kesari, Maha-pundarika, Pundarika, Nishdha, Deva-kuru, Surya, the tenth, Sulasa, Vidyut-prabha, Nilavan, Uttara-kuru, Chandra, Airavat, and Malya-van, these are the names of those sixteen lakes."
"In the first six of these, reside Sri,