ततो यामैर्हिमर्तौ ते नीयंतेऽद्रौ हिमालये । अशनावरणैर्हीनाः क्लेश्यंते ते दिवानिशम्
tato yāmairhimartau te nīyaṃte'drau himālaye | aśanāvaraṇairhīnāḥ kleśyaṃte te divāniśam
फिर शीत-ऋतु में याम उन्हें हिमालय के पर्वत पर ले जाते हैं। अन्न और आश्रय से वंचित वे दिन-रात कष्ट भोगते हैं।
Skanda (deduced)
Tirtha: Himālaya (as landscape reference)
Type: peak
Scene: Yāmas drive shivering sinners up a snow-laden Himalayan slope under a pale winter sky; no food, no shelter; bodies hunched, breath visible; relentless night and day in icy wind.
The text dramatizes karmic retribution across harsh landscapes to instill fear of adharma and respect for sacred living.
Kāśī (by contrast); Himālaya is mentioned as a punitive destination, not as a tīrtha in this verse.
None.