Three Continents: Appala, Sorva And Mekala

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“Stop the battle! You were not meant to fight,” cried the Creator.
There was a reasonable silence all over the battlefield. The streams of blood were flowing down among thousands of abandoned dead bodies which were lying on the ground. Appala, Sorva and Mekala were sleeping peacefully in the arms of death. The Serpent cursed by the Lord crawled on its belly and hid behind a huge tree. In a while, as reckoned by the Lord, the three continents- Nahaspu, Ivashka and Hankisr were sunk into the abyss of the ocean along with its rulers. However, the people belonging to these three continents were divided adequately and placed on the other four continents.

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