Kanakapāṭalā
Kanakapāṭalā · kanaka-pāṭalā
Grammar: feminine noun; kanaka (gold) with pāṭalā.
Meaning: a tree that receives no pratishṭhā.
In the scriptures: in the account of the flower garden and the tulasī, Sūta tells the brāhmaṇas that some trees have no pratishṭhā, such as Jayantī, Somavṛksha, Somavaṭa, Panasa, Kadamba, Nimba, Kanakapāṭalā, Śālmali, Nimbakā, Bimba, Aśoka and others.
Source: Bhavishya Purāṇa, Madhyama Parva, Bhāga 3, Chapters 14–17
Sources
- Bhavishya Purāṇa, Madhyama Parva, Bhāga 3, Chapters 14–17