वातोपि तेन वित्तेन प्रतिग्रहकृतेन च । चकार तत्र प्रासादं देवदेवस्य शूलिनः
vātopi tena vittena pratigrahakṛtena ca | cakāra tatra prāsādaṃ devadevasya śūlinaḥ
Et Vāta aussi, avec cette richesse acquise par l’acceptation des dons, y fit bâtir un prāsāda, un temple-palais, pour le Dieu des dieux, le Seigneur au Trident (Śiva).
Narrator
Tirtha: Kapālamocana
Type: tirtha
Scene: A donor-figure (Vāta) supervises the raising of a lofty prāsāda; artisans carve pillars while priests mark the ground-plan; Śiva as Śūlin is envisioned as the presiding deity, with trident iconography and auspicious banners.
Wealth becomes sanctified when directed toward Śiva’s worship and the building of dharmic institutions at a sacred place.
The construction is described within the Kapālamocana-tīrtha māhātmya setting of Adhyāya 269.
Temple-building (prāsāda-nirmāṇa) for Śiva is presented as a meritorious act supported by properly obtained dāna resources.