अथ तौ कालयोगेन विपन्नौ सरयूतटे । मुक्तिपुर्यामयोध्यायामेको विद्याधरोऽभवत्
atha tau kālayogena vipannau sarayūtaṭe | muktipuryāmayodhyāyāmeko vidyādharo'bhavat
In the course of time, the two met with misfortune on the bank of the Sarayū; and one of them was reborn as a Vidyādhara in Ayodhyā, the famed city that bestows liberation.
Skanda (deduced; Kāśīkhaṇḍa context, typically Skanda speaking to Agastya)
Tirtha: Sarayū-taṭa / Ayodhyā
Type: kshetra
Scene: Two figures struck by fate on the sandy bank of the Sarayū; the narrative shifts to a luminous aerial Vidyādhara rebirth over Ayodhyā’s sacred skyline.
Time (kāla) governs embodied fate; yet birth in a mokṣa-purī like Ayodhyā is presented as spiritually significant.
Ayodhyā is praised as a mukti-purī, with the Sarayū riverbank as the narrative setting.
No explicit ritual is prescribed in this verse; it establishes karmic movement and sacred geography.