अट्टहासे महानादं महेन्द्रे च महाव्रतम् । उज्जयिन्यां महाकालं मरुकोटे महोत्कटम्
aṭṭahāse mahānādaṃ mahendre ca mahāvratam | ujjayinyāṃ mahākālaṃ marukoṭe mahotkaṭam
À Aṭṭahāsa, Il est Mahānāda ; à Mahendra, Mahāvrata ; à Ujjayinī, Mahākāla ; et à Marukoṭa, Mahotkaṭa.
Īśvara (Śiva)
Tirtha: Ujjayinī (explicit) and Aṭṭahāsa/Mahendra/Marukoṭa (as listed)
Type: kshetra
Listener: Śrī Devī
Scene: A powerful sequence of Śiva-forms: at Aṭṭahāsa a resonant, roaring Mahānāda; at Mahendra a mountain-austere Mahāvrata; at Ujjayinī the iconic Mahākāla shrine; at Marukoṭa a fierce Mahotkaṭa—pilgrims in awe.
Śiva’s epithets reveal the spiritual identity of each sacred place, guiding pilgrims toward place-appropriate devotion.
Ujjayinī (Ujjain) is directly highlighted through the famed name Mahākāla, alongside Aṭṭahāsa, Mahendra, and Marukoṭa.
Implied: worship and recitation of the corresponding Śiva-name at each location—especially Mahākāla at Ujjayinī.