प्लवा मित्रा दुहितरो विद्याधरगणास्तथा । पितरो रक्षसां कन्यास्तथाऽन्या लोकमातरः
plavā mitrā duhitaro vidyādharagaṇāstathā | pitaro rakṣasāṃ kanyāstathā'nyā lokamātaraḥ
Dort versammelten sich Plavā und Mitrā, ebenso die Töchter, die Scharen der Vidyādhara; die Pitṛs; die Jungfrauen der Rākṣasas; und auch andere Mütter der Welten.
Īśvara (Śiva)
Tirtha: Prabhāsa
Type: kshetra
Listener: Māhātmya audience
Scene: A panoramic gathering: Plavā and Mitrā (named daughters), airborne Vidyādhara hosts with garlands, solemn Pitṛs receiving water offerings, rākṣasa maidens at the periphery, and luminous Loka-mātṛs presiding like protective mothers.
Dharma links worlds—ancestral powers, celestial hosts, and protective maternal forces converge where sacred action is performed.
Prabhāsakṣetra, depicted as a multi-realm tīrtha drawing beings connected to ancestors, celestial arts, and cosmic motherhood.
No direct prescription; by mentioning Pitṛs, the verse implicitly echoes yajña’s ancestral dimension (pitṛ-yajña) within Vedic dharma.