12000 Sakhis of Shreemati Radharani-Devi and some rare Names of Gopis (from "Shree MahEshwara-Tantra")

Shreemati Radharani-Devi traditionally has the crores (thousands) of Sakhis, but usually we speak about Ashta-Sakhis or
Ashta-Gopis (also known as "KayaVyuha"-concept, please see "Shree Chaitanya-Charitamrita", Madhya 8.165 and further)! 

In "Shree MahEshwara-Tantra", a part of "Shree Narada-PanchaRatra", Shiva tells the rare Names of those Gopis, who descended on Earth during Vrindavana-Bhumika-Leela together with Shreemati Radharani-Devi: 

Translation: "The Names of Shreemati Radharani-Devi Sakhis are: 

Sundari, Svarnavarna, Ramyangi, 

Svarnamalini, Lalita, Chitravarna, 

Vishakha, Vijaya, Jaya, 

Sukundala, Kundalini, Malini, 

Svarnamanjari, Manjughosha, Vichitra, 

Devasena, Varuthini, Gauri, 

Chitrambara, Tanvi, Chandralekha, 

Manojava, Ajita, Jayini, 

Shyama, Balaki, Vimalaprabha, 

Tara, Kuranganayana, Kamala, 

Vanamalika, Nitya, Vilasini, 

Tamra, Ananga, Anangamalini, 

Anangamekhala, Madhvi, Mohini, 

Madanavati, Pushpavati, Hemalata, 

Hemamala, Manobhava, Karpuragandha, 

Kashmiri, Padmagandha, Viharini, 

Hasini, Chitrini, Citra, 

Sunanda, Bindumalini, Manoja, 

Apanga Lalitya, Vaitali, Vimalaprabha, 

Padmaraga, Vichitrangi, Nitya-Ananda and Nirankusha". 

After that Shiva tells that in reality it is difficult to count all the Sakhis of Shreemati Radharani-Devi, but during Bhumika-Leela around 12000 Sakhis of Shreemati Radharani-Devi inhabited the harems of Krishna in Vrindavan:

Vishnudut1926, December 2017, Moscow