इंद्रादयो लोकपाला विश्वेदेवा मरुद्गणाः । आदित्या वसवो रुद्राः साध्या विद्याधरोरगाः
iṃdrādayo lokapālā viśvedevā marudgaṇāḥ | ādityā vasavo rudrāḥ sādhyā vidyādharoragāḥ
وكان إندرا وسائرُ حُماةِ العوالم، والڤِشْوِدِيفَا وجموعُ الماروت؛ والآدِتْيَةُ والڤَسُو والرودرا والسادْهْيَةُ والڤِدْيادْهَرَا وكائناتُ الحيّات—كلُّهم حاضرين.
Skanda (narration)
Tirtha: Kailāsa
Type: peak
Scene: A vast celestial court at Kailāsa: Indra and lokapālas in their directional regalia, Maruts in dynamic clusters, Ādityas radiant, Vasus and Rudras austere, Sādhyas serene, Vidyādharas airborne, Nāgas coiled at the periphery—everyone oriented toward Śiva’s seat.
Śiva’s sovereignty is affirmed by the universal attendance of divine orders, underscoring the cosmic scale of devotion.
The immediate setting is the divine sphere around Kailāsa; it functions as narrative backdrop to the Kāśī Liṅga-māhātmya.
None; the verse is a catalog of participants in the sacred assembly.