पूर्वद्वारे सुसंनद्धा जयन्तोद्देशकारिणः । पूर्वद्वारे च रक्षार्थं नरनाथो विनायकः
pūrvadvāre susaṃnaddhā jayantoddeśakāriṇaḥ | pūrvadvāre ca rakṣārthaṃ naranātho vināyakaḥ
At the eastern gate, fully armed and prepared, are those who act under Jayanta’s command. And for the protection of the eastern gate there is also Vināyaka, the lord of men.
Śrī Prahlāda
Tirtha: Dvārakā (Pūrvadvāra)
Type: ghat
Listener: Sages
Scene: At Dvārakā’s eastern gate, Jayanta’s commanded troops stand fully armed; Vināyaka, ‘lord of men,’ is stationed as the protective deity of the threshold.
Divine protection functions through organized guardianship—devotees honor both the principal guardian and supporting protectors like Vināyaka.
Dvārakā’s pūrva-dvāra (eastern gate), described with its protective deities.
Within the worship context, Vināyaka is identified as a protector at the eastern gate, implying his reverence alongside Jayanta’s retinue.