कोटिलिंगं त्रिनेत्रं च देवं भृगुवनेचरम् । दीपेश्वरं महानादं देवं चैवाचलेश्वरम्
koṭiliṃgaṃ trinetraṃ ca devaṃ bhṛguvanecaram | dīpeśvaraṃ mahānādaṃ devaṃ caivācaleśvaram
كوتيلينغا، والربّ ذو العيون الثلاث (ترينيترا)، والإله المقيم في غابة بهريغو؛ وديبيشڤارا، وماهانادا، وكذلك أتشليشڤارا—مقامات شيفا المقدّسة الممجَّدة.
Skanda (deduced from Dvārakā Māhātmya narration style within Skanda Purāṇa)
Tirtha: Koṭiliṅga / Dīpeśvara / Acaleśvara (as invoked Śaiva tīrthas within the māhātmya)
Type: temple
Scene: A pilgrim walks through a sacred grove (Bhṛgu-vana) where countless liṅgas appear like stones of light; a lamp-lit shrine (Dīpeśvara) glows at dusk; a mountain-temple (Acaleśvara) stands immovable; subtle sound-waves (Mahānāda) ripple through the sky.
It frames devotion through sacred naming—Śiva’s epithets and shrine-names become a guide to pilgrimage and remembrance.
Koṭiliṅga and Bhṛguvana-associated Śiva are highlighted, alongside Dīpeśvara, Mahānāda, and Acaleśvara as revered Śaiva sites.
None explicitly; the verse is a tīrtha/Śiva-stuti list rather than a procedural injunction.