Varāhamihira (Varahamihira), in his Bṛhatsaṃhitā (Brihatsamhita), refers to Añjanaparvata as an east country mountain range. As it has been mentioned in association with Magadha and such east country place names, the possibility of presence of a mountain range of that name in Eastern India at that time can not be entirely dismissed.  

Araṇyasrota(Aranyasrota) is one of the tīrtha(s) ( tirtha; pilgrimage site) on the flow of Gaṅgā (Ganga), in the western region of India. [See Gaṅgā]  

Āvravantī(Avravanti) is the name of a locality mentioned in Rāmāyaṇa (Ramayana). Sugrīva(Sugriva) instructed the Vānara (Vanara), who were sent towards the south in search of Sītā, to visit this place as well, for the said purpose. Scholars consider that Āvravantī (Avravanti) as mentioned in Rāmāyaṇa (Ramayana), and the placed named Ākara (Akara), found in Vṛhatsaṁhitā […]

A river that flowed through Kurukṣetra (Kurukshetra). It is said in the Ādiparva (Adiparva) of Mahābhārata (Mahabharata) that Takṣaka (Takshaka) and Aśvasena (Ashwasen) lived together at the banks of Ikṣumatī (Ikshumati). After Rāmacandra’s (Ramachandra) banishment to the forest,when Daśaratha(Dasharatha) died Vaśiṣṭha (Vasishtha) sent a number of messengers to the kingdom of Kekaya in order to […]