रजस्तत्रोत्थितं भौमं गजवाजिपदाहतम् । तेनैतच्छादितं सर्वं सदिङ्मार्तण्डमंलम्
rajastatrotthitaṃ bhaumaṃ gajavājipadāhatam | tenaitacchāditaṃ sarvaṃ sadiṅmārtaṇḍamaṃlam
Là, la poussière de la terre s’éleva, soulevée par les pas des éléphants et des chevaux. Par elle, tout fut voilé : les directions mêmes et jusqu’au disque du soleil.
Narrator (Purāṇic narrator, unspecified in snippet)
Scene: A vast host of elephants and horses churns the earth; a towering cloud of dust rises, veiling the horizon, swallowing the directions and dimming the sun’s disc overhead.
Grandeur can obscure clarity—Purāṇic imagery warns that power and speed may cloud perception.
None named; it is a descriptive passage preceding later sacred-geography revelations in the Revā Khaṇḍa.
None.