सुरूपासूत तनयान्रुद्रानेकादशैव तु । कपाली पिंगलो भीमो विरुपाक्षो विलोहितः
surūpāsūta tanayānrudrānekādaśaiva tu | kapālī piṃgalo bhīmo virupākṣo vilohitaḥ
Surūpā gebar Söhne — wahrlich die elf Rudras: Kapālī, Piṅgala, Bhīma, Virūpākṣa und Vilohita, unter ihnen.
Lomaharṣaṇa (Sūta), as narrator to the sages (deduced)
Tirtha: Ekādaśa-Rudra sambandha (pan-Śaiva)
Type: kshetra
Scene: Surūpā as a radiant mother-goddess giving rise to eleven Rudras, each emerging as a distinct Śaiva form; Kapālī holding a skull-bowl, Piṅgala with tawny hue, Bhīma massive and protective, Virūpākṣa with distinctive eyes, Vilohita with reddish glow; background of cremation-ground symbolism softened into cosmic aura.
It celebrates the Rudra principle as manifold—one divine reality expressed through many names and functions.
No site is specified; the verse is a Rudra-name list within genealogy.
None; however, such name-lists often support nāma-smaraṇa (devotional remembrance).