इति शृण्वन्क्षणात्प्राप पुनरन्यन्मनोहरम् । शिवशर्माथ पप्रच्छ किं संज्ञं नगरं त्विदम्
iti śṛṇvankṣaṇātprāpa punaranyanmanoharam | śivaśarmātha papraccha kiṃ saṃjñaṃ nagaraṃ tvidam
Als er dies hörte, stieß er sogleich auf einen weiteren bezaubernden Anblick. Da fragte Śivaśarmā: „Wie heißt diese Stadt?“
Narrator (Skanda, deduced) reporting Śivaśarmā’s question
Scene: A pilgrim (Śivaśarmā) pauses, astonished, before a newly revealed, charming cityscape; attendant Gaṇas stand as guides, the skyline shimmering with otherworldly order.
Sacred narratives guide the seeker through holy realms, prompting inquiry into the identity and sanctity of places.
A city is being introduced in the story, but this verse alone does not yet specify its name.
None; it is a narrative transition and question.