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 is mentioned as the likely place of Sītā's concealment, which is generally interpreted to be no other country than China; a third passage refers to the Yavana Dvīpa and Suvarṇa Dvīpa, which are usually identified with the islands of Java and Sumatra of the Malaya Archipelago; while the fourth passage alludes to the Lohita Sāgara or the