ऊचुर्गत्वा तु लोकेशं देवदेवं पितामहम् । अस्मत्कृते द्विजैः शप्तः सागरो ब्राह्मणोत्तमैः
ūcurgatvā tu lokeśaṃ devadevaṃ pitāmaham | asmatkṛte dvijaiḥ śaptaḥ sāgaro brāhmaṇottamaiḥ
Fueron entonces ante el Señor de los mundos —Pitāmaha, el Dios de los dioses— y dijeron: «Por causa nuestra, el Océano ha sido maldecido por los más excelsos brāhmaṇas.»
Devagaṇas (the gods)
Tirtha: Prabhāsa-kṣetra
Type: kshetra
Listener: Sages/audience
Scene: Devas approach Pitāmaha (Brahmā) in his radiant court, reporting that the ocean has been cursed by eminent brāhmaṇas for the devas’ sake.
Cosmic crises are addressed through dharmic hierarchy—appeal to the higher custodian (Brahmā) when consequences spread to all.
Prabhāsakṣetra, within whose māhātmya the ocean’s curse becomes a sacred-world event.
None; it is a narrative movement—gods seeking counsel/intervention from Brahmā.