गजरूपधरस्तत्र स्थितः स्थाने महाबलः । गणनाथस्वरूपेण ह्युन्नतो जगति स्थितः
gajarūpadharastatra sthitaḥ sthāne mahābalaḥ | gaṇanāthasvarūpeṇa hyunnato jagati sthitaḥ
Dort verweilte der Gewaltige an jenem Ort, die Elefantengestalt tragend. Und wahrlich, in der Welt besteht er als „Unnata“, in der Form des Gaṇanātha.
Sūta (contextual narrator) linking Rudra’s manifestation to Gaṇanātha identity at the site
Tirtha: Unnata (Gaṇanātha-sthāna)
Type: kshetra
Scene: A mighty being stands at Unnata in elephant-form, revealed as Gaṇanātha—guardian and resident deity of the place.
Divine manifestations crystallize into enduring worship-forms; the līlā becomes a stable refuge for devotees as Gaṇanātha.
Unnata-sthāna within Prabhāsa-kṣetra, where Gaṇanātha is said to abide.
No direct prescription; it identifies the deity-form present for devotion (darśana and worship implied).