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The Threefold Power: The Raudrī Observance and the Manifestation of Chāmuṇḍā
तया तु ताडितस्यास्य दैत्यस्य शुभलोचने ॥ चर्ममुण्डे उभे सम्यक् पृथग्भूते बभूवतुः ॥
tayā tu tāḍitasyāsya daityasya śubhalocane || carmamuṇḍe ubhe samyak pṛthagbhūte babhūvatuḥ ||
Cuando aquel demonio fue golpeado por ella, oh de hermosos ojos, su piel y su cabeza quedaron netamente separadas la una de la otra.
Varāha (default, speaker not explicit in excerpt)
Such graphic battle description is characteristic of Purāṇic and epic narration, serving as a rhetorical marker of decisive victory and the collapse of hostile power.
None is specified in this fragment.
The verse functions narratively rather than prescriptively; its implicit theme is the inevitability of defeat when opposed by superior agency.
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