ततः स कौतुकाविष्टस्तेषां युद्धार्थमेव हि । प्राक्षिपत्तत्र रत्नानि सुवर्णं च महीतले
tataḥ sa kautukāviṣṭasteṣāṃ yuddhārthameva hi | prākṣipattatra ratnāni suvarṇaṃ ca mahītale
Alors, saisi d’un élan de jeu, il jeta là sur le sol des joyaux et de l’or, voulant en vérité les pousser à la querelle.
Śiva (deduced ongoing narration)
Tirtha: Prabhāsa-kṣetra
Type: kshetra
Listener: Mahādevī / Pārvatī (carried context)
Scene: On the sandy ground of Prabhāsa, the yajamāna scatters glittering jewels and gold; brāhmaṇas surge forward, faces shifting from composure to desire, the moment poised on the edge of quarrel.
Attachment to wealth can quickly turn sacred contexts into conflict; dharma requires vigilance against greed even after ritual success.
Prabhāsa-kṣetra, where the post-yajña episode unfolds near the celebrated liṅga.
None as a prescription; it narrates a test involving wealth (gold and jewels) in the aftermath of yajña/dakṣiṇā expectations.