काश्यां प्रसन्नौ संजातौ देवौ शंकरभास्करौ । गरुडस्थापिताल्लिंगादाविरासीदुमापतिः
kāśyāṃ prasannau saṃjātau devau śaṃkarabhāskarau | garuḍasthāpitālliṃgādāvirāsīdumāpatiḥ
In Kāśī wurden die beiden Gottheiten—Śaṅkara und Bhāskara—gnädig gestimmt; und aus dem von Garuḍa errichteten Liṅga offenbarte sich Umāpati, der Herr der Umā.
Skanda (deduced: Kāśī Khaṇḍa narrative voice)
Tirtha: Garuḍa-sthāpita-liṅga (within Kāśī)
Type: temple
Listener: null
Scene: A liṅga on a pedestal with Garuḍa nearby (as installer/guardian); Śiva (Umāpati) emerging in radiant form while Sūrya (Bhāskara) and Śaṅkara are shown ‘pleased’—a triadic sacred tableau set against Kāśī’s ghāṭas.
Kāśī is depicted as a revelation-field where divine beings become pleased and Śiva’s presence becomes directly manifest.
Kāśī is central, with emphasis on a particular liṅga said to have been established by Garuḍa.
No explicit ritual is stated; the focus is on the sanctity of the liṅga and theophany (divine manifestation).