ततो मणिस्तंभविराजमानं हिरण्मयद्वारकपाटतोरणम् । महार्हनीलामलवज्रवेदिकं तदेव जातं शिबिरं शिवालयम्
tato maṇistaṃbhavirājamānaṃ hiraṇmayadvārakapāṭatoraṇam | mahārhanīlāmalavajravedikaṃ tadeva jātaṃ śibiraṃ śivālayam
তাৰপিছত সেই মণ্ডপটোৱেই শিৱালয় ৰূপে প্ৰকাশ পালে—মণি-খচিত স্তম্ভে দীপ্ত, সুৱৰ্ণ দ্বাৰ-দ্বাৰপাট আৰু তোৰণে শোভিত, আৰু অমূল্য নিৰ্মল নীলমণি-হীৰাৰে জড়িত বেদিকাযুক্ত।
Narrator (contextual Purāṇic narrator within Brahmottarakhaṇḍa)
Tirtha: Śivālaya (manifested pavilion-shrine)
Type: kshetra
Scene: A humble pavilion suddenly becomes a resplendent Śiva-temple: jeweled pillars, golden doors and archways, and a raised altar inlaid with flawless blue gems and diamonds, glowing with divine light.
Śiva’s grace can manifest tangibly, transforming ordinary space into sacred space when devotion is present.
A specific named tīrtha is not given; the verse presents a generalized māhātmya motif of a manifested Śivālaya.
None directly; the verse describes the divine manifestation of a temple-like pavilion.