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Description of the Divine Mountain Abodes: Meru, Devakūṭa, and Kailāsa
तस्य च मध्यमकूटे विष्ण्वायतनं महादेवस्य ।
tasya ca madhyama-kūṭe viṣṇv-āyatanaṃ mahādevasya
उस पहाड़ के बीच वाली चोटी पर विष्णु का मंदिर है। और महादेव का भी मंदिर है वहाँ।
Varāha
It documents a Purāṇic template where mountain peaks are marked by prominent shrines, indicating how sacred topography is layered onto natural features.
A 'madhyama-kūṭa' (central peak) within the Niṣadha-related description; the passage is topographic rather than pinpointing a single modern site.
Implicitly, it frames natural elevations as heritage spaces, encouraging reverent stewardship of mountainous environments associated with temples.
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