महाप्रसिद्धं तत्स्थानं चतुःसागरसंज्ञितम् । चत्वारि तत्र लिंगानि सागरैः स्थापितानि च
mahāprasiddhaṃ tatsthānaṃ catuḥsāgarasaṃjñitam | catvāri tatra liṃgāni sāgaraiḥ sthāpitāni ca
That place is widely renowned by the name Catuḥsāgara. There are also four liṅgas there, established by the Oceans.
Skanda (deduced for Kāśīkhaṇḍa narration, typically to Agastya)
Tirtha: Catuḥsāgara
Type: kshetra
Scene: A famed pond precinct with four small shrines at cardinal points, each housing a liṅga; personified Oceans (as regal deities with wave-crowns) are shown installing the liṅgas in a primordial scene overlaying the present-day tīrtha.
Kāśī’s sanctity is portrayed as cosmic: even the personified Oceans are said to consecrate Śiva-liṅgas there.
The famed place called Catuḥsāgara, associated with a pond and multiple liṅgas.
No direct rite is commanded; the verse identifies the site’s fame and the presence/origin of four liṅgas for worship.