| **Trishatishalakapur** is a Sanskrit term that literally translates to "**city of sixty-six lakhs**."
However, it's not a literal description of a city with that specific population. It's a metaphorical term, often used in Hindu texts to refer to
* **The City of Kashi (Varanasi)** Trishatishalakapur is sometimes used as a poetic name for Kashi, considered a sacred city in Hinduism. The name emphasizes the vastness and spiritual importance of the city, not its actual population.
* **Heaven or a Divine Realm** The term can also represent a heavenly city, symbolizing the immense grandeur and beauty of a spiritual realm.
In essence, Trishatishalakapur is a **poetic and symbolic term** signifying a vast and magnificent place, often with religious or spiritual connotations.
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