dvipa in A Sentence

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    This Dvipa has two kingdoms.

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    Saka- Dvipa seven mountains adorned with jewels, some of which are inhabited by Devas, others by demons.

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    Kusa- Dvipa has seven kingdoms and innumerable rivers flowing to the sea, which are then changed by Indira into rain.

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    The climate of this Dvipa never alters in cold or heat, so they are not bound to protect themselves against either.

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    The climate of this Dvipa is so healthy and pleasant that the inhabitants of paradise now and then visit it on account of the fragrancy of its air.

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    The inhabitants of the Saka- Dvipa are pious, long- lived beings, who can dispense with the rule of the kings, since they do not know envy nor ambition.

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    The eastern islands in this ocean, which are nearer to China than to India, are the islands of the Zabai called by the Hindus Suvarna- Islands in the Indian and Chinese Seas Dvipa, i. e. the gold islands.

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    In this Dvipa there is only a single mountain, called Manasottama, which rises in a round form on the round Dvipa From its top all other Dvipas are visible, for its height is 50,000 yojanas, and the breadth the same.

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    The sixth, or Gomeda- Dvipa, has two great mountains, the deep- black Sumanas, which encompasses the greatest part of the Dvipa, 6. Gomeda- Dvipa and the Kumuda, of golden colour and very lofty; the latter one contains all the medicines.

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