Each manvantara lasts for 306,720,000 years (852,000 divine years)
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The term ‘Saptarishi’ or Saptarshi (Sanskrit सप्तर्षि) refers to the “seven sages” or ‘Seven Rishis’ of Sanatan Dharm
Due to their yogic powers and powers of penance, they are said to have attained semi immortal status, they have an extremely long life span.
Each manvantara lasts for 306,720,000 years (852,000 divine years)
852000 x 360 = 306,720,000 years = 1 Manvantara
and repeats 71 Yuga Cycles (world ages)
Each kalpa has 14 manvantaras, at the end of each Kalp there is a period of destruction (प्रलय,Pralay) which is led by Bhagwan Shiva
The Cycle of Creation and destruction works forever like this.
• Atri
• Vashishta
• Kashyap
• Gautama
• Bharadwaja
• Vishwamitra
and Jamadagni.
The decedents of these seven sages are stated to be gotras.
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