तथा चतुर्दशोनाम नरकोऽधोमुखः स्थितः । नरकाणां समस्तानामेष रौद्रतमाकृतिः
tathā caturdaśonāma narako'dhomukhaḥ sthitaḥ | narakāṇāṃ samastānāmeṣa raudratamākṛtiḥ
Ebenso ist die vierzehnte Hölle diejenige namens ‚Adhomukha‘ (Gesicht nach unten), wo man umgekehrt gehalten wird. Unter allen Höllen ist diese von schrecklichster Gestalt.
Skanda (deduced)
Scene: A vast infernal grove where bodies hang inverted; the landscape itself feels upside-down, with ominous flames and attendants enforcing the posture.
Adharma culminates in states of profound suffering; the Purāṇa underscores fear of wrongdoing to protect dharma.
No named tīrtha appears in this verse; it is part of a broader māhātmya discourse using naraka-descriptions as deterrence.
None is stated here; the verse identifies and characterizes a particular naraka.