अग्निर्मकरतुंडश्च रथभूः कौमुदीमयी । ध्वजदंडो महामेरुः पताका हस्करप्रभा
agnirmakaratuṃḍaśca rathabhūḥ kaumudīmayī | dhvajadaṃḍo mahāmeruḥ patākā haskaraprabhā
هناك يحضر أغني (Agni) والقوة ذات وجه المَكَرَة (Makara)؛ وأرض العربة من نورٍ قمريّ. وسارية الراية كجبل ميرو العظيم، والراية تتلألأ ببهاءٍ ساطع.
Skanda (deduced from Kāśīkhaṇḍa default dialogue frame)
Tirtha: Kāśī-kṣetra (utsava-bhūmi symbolism)
Type: kshetra
Listener: null
Scene: A divine procession ground in Kāśī glowing with moonlight; Agni personified at the forefront; a makara-faced emblematic power near the chariot; an immense flagstaff rising like Mount Meru with a blazing banner fluttering above the city skyline.
The holy city is portrayed as a cosmic spectacle where divine powers and symbols (Agni, Meru-like axis) manifest for devotees.
Kāśī (Vārāṇasī), described through grand cosmic metaphors of procession and axis-mountain imagery.
No direct prescription; it is primarily a māhātmya-style visualization meant to inspire reverence and devotion.