धौम्योपमन्युवत्साद्या मुनयो मुनिकन्यकाः । तच्छांत्यर्थं समाजग्मुर्धन्यं विश्वानराश्रमम्
dhaumyopamanyuvatsādyā munayo munikanyakāḥ | tacchāṃtyarthaṃ samājagmurdhanyaṃ viśvānarāśramam
Les sages—Dhaumya, Upamanyu, Vatsa et d’autres—ainsi que des jeunes filles issues de lignées d’ascètes, se réunirent pour cette pacification et cette bénédiction, puis gagnèrent l’āśrama béni de Viśvānara.
Skanda (deduced: Kāśīkhaṇḍa commonly Skanda → Agastya)
Tirtha: Viśvānara-āśrama (within Kāśī sacred landscape)
Type: kshetra
Scene: A serene hermitage named Viśvānara: sages Dhaumya, Upamanyu, Vatsa and others arrive with ascetic maidens; they carry kuśa, waterpots, and offerings, gathering under trees for a śānti rite amid sacred quiet.
Śānti is achieved through collective holiness—sages gather at a sanctified āśrama to restore auspicious order and spiritual well-being.
The blessed Viśvānara-āśrama within the Kāśīkhaṇḍa’s sacred landscape of Kāśī.
A śānti-purpose gathering is indicated (tac-chānty-artham), implying rites for pacification/benediction, though the specific procedure is not detailed in this verse.