K.D. Sethna has argued that the word "Ranha" in Zoroastrian texts refers to this place. According to
K.D. Sethna has argued that the word "Ranha" in Zoroastrian texts refers to this place. According to the Story of King Sagar, the Vedic sage Kapiladeva makes his abode in this place. Ucchaisrava was a white horse who emerged from this place, along with Kaustubhamani the diamond, Dhanvantari the physician of the gods, and Sura the goddess of wine. Kurma was an avatar of Vishnu whose abode was in this place. The monster Makara dwells in this place. The story of Sagar Manthan tells of Vasuki, a king of the nagas who lives in one of these places, and how a mountain was taken to one of these places in order to turn it into amrita, the immortality nectar of the gods. For ten points, Varuna is the god of this place, a large body of salt water.
K.D. Sethna has argued that the word "Ranha" in Zoroastrian texts refers to this place.
the {sea} [accept: {ocean}]