कपर्द्दिनं समारभ्य चंडनाथांतकानि च । पंचैव मुद्रालिंगानि नापुण्यो वेद मानवः
kaparddinaṃ samārabhya caṃḍanāthāṃtakāni ca | paṃcaiva mudrāliṃgāni nāpuṇyo veda mānavaḥ
À partir de Kaparddin, et incluant aussi Caṇḍanāthāntaka, il y a cinq Mudrā-liṅga ; seuls les hommes véritablement méritants les connaissent.
Unknown (narrative voice within Prabhāsakṣetramāhātmya)
Tirtha: Mudrā-liṅga-pañcaka (Kaparddinādi) in Prabhāsa-kṣetra
Type: kshetra
Scene: A sacred coastal kṣetra-map visualized as five ‘Mudrā-liṅgas’ beginning with Kaparddin and ending with Caṇḍanāthāntaka; pilgrims and sages gesture in reverence while the shrines appear as a hidden constellation.
Access to deeper sacred geography is portrayed as the fruit of puṇya—merit ripens into knowledge of holy abodes.
Prabhāsa Kṣetra, through the mention of its five Mudrā-liṅgas (from Kaparddin to Caṇḍanāthāntaka).
No explicit rite; it identifies a set of five named Mudrā-liṅgas as special sacred knowledge.