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    Vindhya

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    Vindhya mountain · the Vindhya · the Vindhya mountain · Avanti · Hūṇas · Vaṅgas · Vindhya range · Vindhyas · great mountain Vindhya · the great Vindhya mountain

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    Vīramitrodaya (Sanskrit)

    > Venus and Jupiter, in the east and in the west, are in their juvenility / > in the Vindhyas for ten days;
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    Vālmīki RāmāyaṇaAncient · Sanskrit

    Mountain range facing the Himavān, near the site of Sagara's sacrifice.

    The Himavān, the supreme among mountains, father-in-law of Śaṃkara, and the Vindhya mountain face each other in mutual regard.
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    The Vindhya with its thousand peaks, covered with diverse trees and creepers, and the river Narmadā, difficult of passage, haunted by great serpents —
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    Emerging from a cave of the great Vindhya mountain and seeing the monkeys seated there, he spoke with a delighted heart.
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    ManusmṛtiAncient · Sanskrit

    Mountain range forming the southern boundary of the Middle Country and Aryavarta.

    The land which lies between the Himalaya and Vindhya mountains, to the east of Vinashana and to the west of Prayaga, is called the Middle Country.
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    But the region between those two mountain ranges, from the eastern sea to the western sea, the wise know as Aryavarta.
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    VīramitrodayaAncient · Sanskrit

    A set of named regions (Vindhyas, Avanti, Vaṅgas, Hūṇas) used to illustrate regional variation in the astronomical measure of planetary juvenility/old age.

    > Venus and Jupiter, in the east and in the west, are in their juvenility / > in the Vindhyas for ten days;
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    > In the Vaṅgas and Hūṇas, for six and five;
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