चक्र स्वस्तिक शंखाब्ज ध्वजमीनातपत्रवत् । यस्याः पादतले रेखा सा भवेत्क्षितिपांगना
cakra svastika śaṃkhābja dhvajamīnātapatravat | yasyāḥ pādatale rekhā sā bhavetkṣitipāṃganā
Celle dont la plante du pied porte des lignes semblables au disque (cakra), à la svastika, à la conque, au lotus, à l’étendard, au poisson ou au parasol : une telle femme devient l’épouse d’un roi, dame royale.
Skanda
Tirtha: Kāśī
Type: kshetra
Scene: A luminous sole bearing clear emblematic lines: discus, svastika, conch, lotus, banner, fish, parasol—arranged like sacred yantra-like markings; suggestion of royal court destiny in the background.
Traditional auspicious symbols (cakra, śaṃkha, padma, etc.) are treated as signs of elevated fortune, linking dharma-informed symbolism with worldly prosperity.
No single tīrtha is named; the verse belongs to the Kāśī-khaṇḍa’s broader sacred narrative frame.
None; it states the फल (result) associated with certain auspicious markings.