संप्रनृत्यति संहृष्टो मृत्युना सह शङ्करः । खट्वाङ्गैरुल्मुकैश्चैव पट्टिशैः परिघैस्तथा
saṃpranṛtyati saṃhṛṣṭo mṛtyunā saha śaṅkaraḥ | khaṭvāṅgairulmukaiścaiva paṭṭiśaiḥ parighaistathā
Śaṅkara, transporté de joie, danse avec Mṛtyu (la Mort). Et là se trouvent aussi des khaṭvāṅga, des brandons enflammés, des haches de guerre et des massues de fer.
Narrator (contextual; describing Śiva’s fierce dance)
Tirtha: Amaraṃkaṭa (Amarkantak)
Type: kshetra
Scene: Śaṅkara dances in ecstatic tāṇḍava with Mṛtyu beside him; the scene is ringed by fierce attendants brandishing khaṭvāṅgas, flaming brands, axes, and iron clubs—an awe-inspiring, protective storm of divinity.
Śiva’s supremacy includes mastery over death; the fierce dance teaches detachment and refuge in the Lord beyond mortality.
Within the Revā Khaṇḍa’s Amaraṃkaṭa setting, the site is implied as a stage of Śiva’s eternal, awe-inspiring presence.
None; it is iconographic narration emphasizing Rudra’s power.