कालप्रभं प्रकालं च कालास्यं कालविग्रहम् । जघान भगवाञ्छंभुस्तथान्यानपि नायकान्
kālaprabhaṃ prakālaṃ ca kālāsyaṃ kālavigraham | jaghāna bhagavāñchaṃbhustathānyānapi nāyakān
Alors le Bienheureux Śambhu abattit Kālaprabha, Prakāla, Kālāsya et Kālavigraha, et de même d’autres chefs encore.
Narrator (implied Purāṇic narrator within the Tīrthamāhātmya frame)
Type: kshetra
Scene: Śambhu stands victorious amid fallen leaders—Kālaprabha, Prakāla, Kālāsya, Kālavigraha—suggesting conquest over time itself; the battlefield quiets under a vast, timeless sky.
Dharma prevails when the Lord removes even the strongest commanders of chaos; sacred order is defended by divine sovereignty.
The shloka sits within a Tīrthamāhātmya setting but does not name the tīrtha in this particular verse.
None in this line.