क्षेत्रवायव्यदिग्भागे उद्दंडाख्यो गजाननः । उद्दंडानपि विघ्नौघान्भक्तानां दंडयेत्सदा
kṣetravāyavyadigbhāge uddaṃḍākhyo gajānanaḥ | uddaṃḍānapi vighnaughānbhaktānāṃ daṃḍayetsadā
In the north‑western quarter of the sacred field is the elephant‑faced one named Uddaṇḍa. Even unruly torrents of obstacles he ever chastises for the sake of devotees.
Skanda
Tirtha: Uddaṇḍa‑Vināyaka (Uddaṇḍa‑Gajānana)
Type: kshetra
Scene: Uddaṇḍa Gaṇeśa in the north‑west, dynamic posture, holding a staff/ankusha-like symbol of discipline; waves of obstacles personified as chaotic spirits being restrained; devotees stand behind him in safety.
For devotees, even powerful and chaotic hindrances are brought under divine discipline.
Uddaṇḍa (Uddaṇḍa-Vināyaka) in the north‑west sector of Kāśī’s sacred kṣetra.
No explicit ritual is given; the focus is on the protective function of this Vināyaka.