तस्य मध्ये महासारं वाडवं यत्र वै मुखम् । श्रीसोमेशाद्दक्षिणतो धन्वंतरशतावधि । उत्तरान्मानसात्पूर्वं यावदेव कृतस्मरम्
tasya madhye mahāsāraṃ vāḍavaṃ yatra vai mukham | śrīsomeśāddakṣiṇato dhanvaṃtaraśatāvadhi | uttarānmānasātpūrvaṃ yāvadeva kṛtasmaram
En son milieu repose l’essence puissante : le lieu où se trouve véritablement la bouche du Vaḍava, le feu sous-marin. Il est au sud de Śrī-Someśa, à la distance de cent dhanvantara ; et depuis Mānasā vers le nord, il s’étend vers l’est jusqu’à Kṛtasmarā.
Śiva (Īśvara)
Tirtha: Agnitīrtha / Vaḍavāmukha-sthāna (within Prabhāsa)
Type: kshetra
Listener: Devī / the inquiring interlocutor (contextual)
Scene: A stylized sacred map: Somnātha (Śrī Someśa) as a temple anchor; southward the Agnitīrtha region; within the sea a glowing ‘mouth’ of Vaḍavā fire; boundary points labeled Mānasā (north) and Kṛtasmarā (east).
Tīrtha-mahātmya is anchored in precise sacred geography, enabling devotees to approach holy zones with clarity and reverence.
The region of Agni-tīrtha/Vaḍavānala, described relative to Śrī Someśa, Mānasā, and Kṛtasmarā in Prabhāsa.
None explicitly; the verse provides boundary and distance markers for the sacred area.