योगोयोग इति प्राहुराज्ञया शरजन्मनः । अरजो वाससी रक्ते वसानः पार्वतीसुतः
yogoyoga iti prāhurājñayā śarajanmanaḥ | arajo vāsasī rakte vasānaḥ pārvatīsutaḥ
শরজন্মা প্রভুর আজ্ঞায় সবাই “যোগো-যোগ” বলে উঠল। পার্বতীনন্দন নির্মল রক্তবস্ত্র পরিধান করে প্রকাশিত হলেন।
Narrator (Sūta/Lomaharṣaṇa) to the sages (contextual)
Listener: Deva-hosts (they respond)
Scene: At Skanda’s command, the hosts cry ‘yogo-yoga’; Pārvatī’s son appears/stands forth in spotless red garments, radiant and composed amid martial readiness.
Divine order (ājñā) harmonizes the hosts of gods; remembrance of Skanda’s form supports devotion and courage.
No holy site is specified; the verse is primarily iconographic and narrative.
None explicitly; the utterance “yogo-yoga” appears as a formal cry/command within the narrative.