तपोभंगं प्रकुरुते कंपयित्वा महासुरम् । ताडयंति शरीरे तं मुष्टिभिस्तीक्ष्णकर्कशैः
tapobhaṃgaṃ prakurute kaṃpayitvā mahāsuram | tāḍayaṃti śarīre taṃ muṣṭibhistīkṣṇakarkaśaiḥ
彼は苦行を中断させ、大阿修羅を揺るがした。そして彼らは、硬く荒々しく鋭い拳で彼の体を打った。
Narrator
Scene: A great Asura in austerity is violently shaken; divine figures strike him with hard, sharp fists, breaking the stillness of meditation; dust, tremor, and shock dominate the scene.
Austerity can be externally obstructed, but Purāṇic ethics ultimately judge the inner purpose and the dharmic outcome of such power.
No tīrtha is praised directly; the scene occurs in an ascetic setting (āśrama/forest) associated with sacred practice.
None; the verse narrates violent interruption of tapas.