Skanda Purana — Mahesvara Khanda, Shloka 168
विश्वकर्मा च प्रासादलिंगं याम्येति नाम च । विभीषणश्च पांसूत्थं सुहृत्तमेति नाम च । वंशांकुरोत्थं सगरो नाम संगतमेव च
viśvakarmā ca prāsādaliṃgaṃ yāmyeti nāma ca | vibhīṣaṇaśca pāṃsūtthaṃ suhṛttameti nāma ca | vaṃśāṃkurotthaṃ sagaro nāma saṃgatameva ca
Viśvakarmā schuf einen palastgleichen Liṅga und nannte ihn „Yāmya“. Vibhīṣaṇa schuf einen aus Staub geborenen Liṅga und nannte ihn „Suhṛttama“, den Besten der Freunde. Sagara schuf einen Liṅga, der aus einem Bambusspross hervorging; sein Name war „Saṅgata“, der Wohlverbundene.
Lomaharṣaṇa (Sūta) (deduced)
Type: kshetra
Scene: A sacred grove/precinct with several small shrines: Viśvakarmā erects a palace-like liṅga; Vibhīṣaṇa offers a dust-born liṅga; Sagara installs a bamboo-sprout liṅga—each with an inscribed name-plaque.
FAQs
Śiva’s presence is invoked through all kinds of consecrated forms—from grand architecture to the humblest dust—when intention is pure.
A particular tīrtha is not specified in this verse; it continues a devotional enumeration.
No direct prescription; it records distinct liṅga types and their names.