दश चान्यान्भूधरादीन्वृषभान्तान्वरानने । आदौ कपर्द्दिनं कृत्वा प्रासादान्पर्यकल्पयत्
daśa cānyānbhūdharādīnvṛṣabhāntānvarānane | ādau kaparddinaṃ kṛtvā prāsādānparyakalpayat
Et il fit encore dix autres prāsāda—commençant par Bhūdhara et s’achevant par Vṛṣabha, ô toi au visage gracieux. Ayant d’abord établi Kaparddin, il ordonna ensuite les palais selon le rite.
Sūta (Lomaharṣaṇa) to the sages (deduced; vocative suggests the narration may be quoting an earlier dialogue)
Tirtha: Kaparddin-sthāna and associated prāsādas (Bhūdhara…Vṛṣabha) within Prabhāsa-kṣetra
Type: temple
Listener: Varānanā (addressed: ‘O fair-faced one’)
Scene: A planner/kingly patron figure (implied ‘he’) first consecrates a Kaparddin (Śiva) shrine—Śiva with matted locks and crescent—then lays out ten additional prāsādas, from Bhūdhara onward, ending with Vṛṣabha, with the fair-faced interlocutor addressed in the verse.
Śiva (Kaparddin) is placed first, indicating the Shaiva center of the kṣetra while still embracing a wider sacred network of shrines.
Someśvara in Prabhāsa-kṣetra, described as an organized sacred complex with multiple prāsādas.
No explicit ritual; it narrates the order of establishing shrines, beginning with Kaparddin.