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Rgveda (10.34.1) refers to a specific mountain peak called Moojavat on which grows the Somalata. In the Nirukta, it has been referred to as a mountain, while its location is known from the Atharva samhita. Atharva samhita (5.22) mentions that Moojavat is a mountain located in the far North-western region of Gandhaar or Balhik country. This mountain is verily the '''native habitat of Somalata hence it is called Moujavat''', from where it was brought for use in yajnas. सोम॑स्येव मौजव॒तस्य॑ भ॒क्षो..... (Rg. Veda. 10.34.1). As the people of those times moved to and settled in the eastern plains, bringing soma became difficult and commercial trade began. [[Mountains in Rigveda (ऋग्वेदे पर्वतानां विवेचनम्)]] throw light on various aspects of geography.<ref name=":4" />  

Rgveda (10.34.1) refers to a specific mountain peak called Moojavat on which grows the Somalata. In the Nirukta, it has been referred to as a mountain, while its location is known from the Atharva samhita. Atharva samhita (5.22) mentions that Moojavat is a mountain located in the far North-western region of Gandhaar or Balhik country. This mountain is verily the '''native habitat of Somalata hence it is called Moujavat''', from where it was brought for use in yajnas. सोम॑स्येव मौजव॒तस्य॑ भ॒क्षो..... (Rg. Veda. 10.34.1). As the people of those times moved to and settled in the eastern plains, bringing soma became difficult and commercial trade began. [[Mountains in Rigveda (ऋग्वेदे पर्वतानां विवेचनम्)]] throw light on geographical aspects of ancient mountain ranges that are relevant even in the present day.<ref name=":4" />  

In the Taittriya Aranyaka (1.31) we find a mention of Krauncha, Mainaka, and Sudarshana parvatas. In the same Aranyaka (1.7) there is a clear mention of Mahameru. That these mountains are also rich in '''treasures (minerals and natural ores)''' is clearly mentioned in the Rigveda <blockquote>

In the Taittriya Aranyaka (1.31) we find a mention of Krauncha, Mainaka, and Sudarshana parvatas. In the same Aranyaka (1.7) there is a clear mention of Mahameru. That these mountains are also rich in '''treasures (minerals and natural ores)''' is clearly mentioned in the Rigveda <blockquote>

Apart from the darshanik aspects, we find many [[Socio-economic Aspects of Rg Veda (ऋग्वेदे सामाजिक-आर्थिक-विषयाश्च)]] that are relevant even in the present society.  

Apart from the darshanik aspects, we find many [[Socio-economic Aspects of Rg Veda (ऋग्वेदे सामाजिक-आर्थिक-विषयाश्च)]] that are relevant even in the present society.  

== Pravachanakaras of Rgveda ==

== Pravachanakaras of Rgveda ==