Name of a mountain range in Buddhist cosmology.

A mountain range.

Name of a mountain range in Buddhist cosmology.

A mountain, or sometimes a range of mountains.

This appears to refer to the great circles of mountains that enclose a thousand worlds, each with its own Cakravāḍa.

This appears to refer to the great circles of mountains that enclose a thousand worlds, each with its own Cakravāla.

A mountain king.

This appears to refer to the great circles of mountains that enclose a thousand worlds, each with its own Cakravāla.

Means “Great Periphery.” Name of mountain range that surrounds the world according to Buddhist cosmology.

“Great Cakravāla,” an epithet for the ring of mountains forming the periphery of a world system in Buddhist cosmology.

Name of a mountain range in Buddhist cosmology.

Name of a mountain range in Buddhist cosmology.

Name of a god who personifies a mountain of this name. See Cakravāḍa.

A ring of mountains marking the circumference of the world in ancient Buddhist cosmology.