प्राग्द्वारमट्टहासश्च गणकोटिपरीवृतः । रक्षेदहर्निशं क्षेत्रं दुर्वृत्तेभ्यो विभीषणः
prāgdvāramaṭṭahāsaśca gaṇakoṭiparīvṛtaḥ | rakṣedaharniśaṃ kṣetraṃ durvṛttebhyo vibhīṣaṇaḥ
At the eastern gate, Aṭṭahāsa—surrounded by crores of Gaṇas—guards the sacred kṣetra day and night, a terror to the wicked.
Skanda (deduced: Kāśīkhaṇḍa commonly Skanda → Agastya)
The sanctity of Avimukta is maintained by powerful guardians who repel wickedness and protect pilgrims.
The Avimukta region of Kāśī, specifically its prāg-dvāra (eastern gate) in the sacred topography.
None; it describes the kṣetra’s protective guardianship rather than prescribing a rite.