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Answer: In the middle of the Bharat Kshetra, there is the Vijayarth Parvat, which is long from east to west, dividing the region into two parts. The Ganga and Sindhu rivers, originating from the Padma Draha, flow from north to south, further dividing the Bharat Kshetra into six parts. The middle part in the south is the Arya Khand, and the remaining five are Mlechchha Khand. The Chakravarti is the ruler of these six Khand. Such a division into six Khand also exists in the Airavat Kshetra and each Videha Kshetra.
167. Question: Where is the Vijayarth Parvat located in the Bharat Kshetra, and what is its nature?
Answer: In the very middle of the Bharat Kshetra, there exists a magnificent Vijayarth Parvat, adorned with various types of precious gems, and shining like silver. This mountain is 25 yojan high and extends east to west. After ascending 10 yojan, there is a row of Vidyadharas on each side of the mountain. The southern row has 50 cities of Vidyadharas, and the northern row has 60 cities.
168. Question: How many Vijayarth Parvat are there, and where are they located?
Answer: In each of the five Bharat, five Airavat, and 160 Videha Kshetras related to the five Merus, there is one Vijayarth Parvat. Thus, the total number of Vijayarth Parvat is 170. From these mountains, the Chakravarti...
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