हिमाचलसमादेशाद्वसिष्ठस्य च सन्मुनेः । देवभूमिं परित्यज्य स गतस्तत्र सत्वरम्
himācalasamādeśādvasiṣṭhasya ca sanmuneḥ | devabhūmiṃ parityajya sa gatastatra satvaram
Sur l’ordre d’Himācala et du noble sage Vasiṣṭha, il quitta la terre des dieux et s’y rendit en hâte.
Unnamed narrator (contextual voice within the Sūta-led narration)
Type: kshetra
Scene: Himācala, personified as a majestic mountain-king, and sage Vasiṣṭha issue a command; a divine being/agent departs Devabhūmi swiftly toward the destined sacred land, shown as a purposeful journey across realms.
Obedience to righteous authority (ṛṣis and sacred guardians like Himācala) leads beings toward dharma-aligned action and sacred destinations.
The destination is within the chapter’s Nāga-bila/Hāṭakeśvara tīrtha setting, framed as worthy even of those departing Devabhūmi.
None; the verse describes movement prompted by sacred command, setting up the tīrtha narrative.