रुरुश्चंडोसितांगश्च कपाली क्रोधनस्तथा । उन्मत्तभैरवस्तद्वत्क्रमात्संहारभीषणौ
ruruścaṃḍositāṃgaśca kapālī krodhanastathā | unmattabhairavastadvatkramātsaṃhārabhīṣaṇau
They are Ruru, Caṇḍa, Sitāṅga, Kapālī, and Krodhana; likewise Unmatta-bhairava—and in due order, the two who are terrifying in destruction.
Skanda
Tirtha: Kāśī
Type: kshetra
Scene: A roll-call tableau of Bhairavas—Ruru, Caṇḍa, Sitāṅga, Kapālī, Krodhana, Unmatta, and two saṃhāra-bhīṣaṇa forms—arranged in directional order, each with distinct iconographic cues (skull, trident, dog, fierce gaze).
The sanctity of Kāśī is reinforced through named forms of Bhairava who uphold dharma by fearsome protection.
Kāśī (Vārāṇasī), whose spiritual boundary is guarded by Bhairava forms.
None is stated; the verse is a catalog of divine guardians.