ताडयामास वेगेन स पपात महीतले । उत्पत्याथ यमस्तस्मान्महिषान्निपतिष्यतः
tāḍayāmāsa vegena sa papāta mahītale | utpatyātha yamastasmānmahiṣānnipatiṣyataḥ
Il le frappa avec force, et il tomba sur le sol. Alors Yama bondit de ce buffle qui était sur le point de s'effondrer.
Lomaharṣaṇa (Sūta), narrating to the sages
Scene: A violent strike fells a buffalo to the earth; from the collapsing beast, Yama suddenly springs forth—dark, regal, and fearsome—turning the battlefield into a moment of supernatural revelation.
The narrative underscores impermanence in embodied supports (even mounts and vehicles) and the need for vigilance—Dharma is upheld through readiness and discernment.
None is named; the verse is not a sthala-māhātmya passage.
No ritual instruction appears in this verse.