Skanda Purana — Kashi Khanda, Shloka 5
विष्टपत्रितयांतर्ये देवर्षिमनुजोरगाः । ससरित्पर्वतारण्याः संति ते तत्र यन्मुने
viṣṭapatritayāṃtarye devarṣimanujoragāḥ | sasaritparvatāraṇyāḥ saṃti te tatra yanmune
ত্ৰিৱিষ্টপৰ ত্ৰিবিধ অন্তৰালত দেৱতা, দেৱৰ্ষি, মানুহ আৰু নাগ—নদী, পৰ্বত আৰু অৰণ্যসহ—হে মুনি, সেই সকলো তাতেই বিদ্যমান।
Skanda
Tirtha: Triviṣṭapa-tīrtha
Type: ghat
Listener: Śaunaka and sages (frame) / addressed ‘muni’ within episode
Scene: A visionary panorama of a Kāśī tīrtha where devas, sages, humans, and nāgas appear together; rivers, mountains, and forests are shown as if folded into one sanctified space.
FAQs
A supreme tīrtha is portrayed as a microcosm: the presence of all orders of beings and landscapes signifies concentrated sanctity.
The description supports the māhātmya of the Kāśī locus being narrated (Pilipilā/Triviṣṭapa context).
None explicitly; it is a cosmological praise establishing the tīrtha’s all-encompassing nature.