स्तम्भेश्वरस्ततो देवः स्थापितस्त्र्यक्षसूनुना । विरिंचिप्रमुखैर्देवैर्जातानन्दैः समं तदा
stambheśvarastato devaḥ sthāpitastryakṣasūnunā | viriṃcipramukhairdevairjātānandaiḥ samaṃ tadā
Alors le Seigneur Stambheśvara fut installé par le fils du Trinètre (Śiva). En ce temps-là, les dieux, conduits par Viriñci (Brahmā), se réjouirent ensemble.
Sūta (narrator) to the sages (deduced)
Tirtha: Staṃbheśvara
Type: kshetra
Listener: Pāṇḍunandana (a son of Pāṇḍu)
Scene: Skanda, son of the Three-Eyed Śiva, performs the installation of the Staṃbheśvara liṅga; Brahmā and the assembled gods rejoice, showering flowers; the shrine space glows with auspiciousness.
A sacred site is born through proper installation of the Lord; divine joy signifies the world-benefit of establishing Śiva-worship.
Stambheśvara—the ‘Lord of the Pillar’—is the central sacred presence of this newly consecrated pilgrimage locus.
Liṅga/Deity installation (sthāpana/pratiṣṭhā) performed by Skanda in the presence of the gods.