आग्नेयं नाम कुंडं च तत्पूर्वेग्निसलोकदम् । आग्नेयेश्वरतः प्राच्यां कुंडं तद्दक्षिणे शुभम्
āgneyaṃ nāma kuṃḍaṃ ca tatpūrvegnisalokadam | āgneyeśvarataḥ prācyāṃ kuṃḍaṃ taddakṣiṇe śubham
هناك غديرٌ يُدعى «آغْنِيَة» (Āgneya)، وإلى شرقه غديرٌ آخر يمنح بلوغ عالم أَغْنِي (Agni). وإلى الشرق من «آغْنِيَيْشْوَرَ» (Āgneyeśvara) كُنْدَةٌ (kuṇḍa)، وإلى جنوبها كُنْدَةٌ مباركةٌ حسنةُ الطالع.
Skanda
Tirtha: Āgneya-kuṇḍa (and adjacent Agni-loka-prada kuṇḍa) near Āgneyeśvara
Type: kund
Listener: Pilgrim-seeker interlocutor (traditional Kāśī-khaṇḍa frame)
Scene: A pilgrim-priest points out a sequence of kuṇḍas around Āgneyeśvara: the Āgneya-kuṇḍa, an eastern kuṇḍa granting Agni-loka, and an auspicious southern kuṇḍa; the city’s lanes open into small stepped ponds with lamps and offerings.
Kāśī’s sanctity is expressed through a network of kuṇḍas and shrines, where even directional proximity carries distinct spiritual fruits.
Āgneya-kuṇḍa and the kuṇḍa associated with attaining Agni-loka, in relation to Āgneyeśvara.
The verse implies tīrtha-sevana (visiting/using sacred ponds), though it does not specify snāna or offerings explicitly.