ईश्वर उवाच । ततो गच्छेन्महादेवि अक्षमालेश्वरं परम् । सागरार्कादीशकोणे पंचाशद्धनुषान्तरे
īśvara uvāca | tato gacchenmahādevi akṣamāleśvaraṃ param | sāgarārkādīśakoṇe paṃcāśaddhanuṣāntare
Īśvara dit : «Ensuite, ô grande Déesse, il faut se rendre au suprême Akṣamāleśvara, situé à l’angle entre Sāgarārka et Ādīśa, à une distance de cinquante longueurs d’arc.»
Īśvara (Śiva)
Tirtha: Akṣamāleśvara (later identified with Ugraseneśvara)
Type: kshetra
Listener: Mahādevī (Pārvatī)
Scene: Śiva instructs Devī on the next stop: a map-like sacred landscape with two reference shrines (Sāgarārka and Ādīśa) and the target Akṣamāleśvara at their corner; pilgrims walking a short measured distance.
Pilgrimage is mapped as a disciplined spiritual act—moving from one sanctified point to another as taught by Śiva.
Akṣamāleśvara in Prabhāsa-kṣetra, near the sacred points named Sāgarārka and Ādīśa.
A pilgrimage instruction (gacchet—‘one should go’) with a precise traditional distance marker (fifty bow-lengths).