स्कंद उवाच । विवाहा ब्राह्म दैवार्षाः प्राजापत्यासुरौ तथा । गांधर्वो राक्षसश्चापि पैशाचोऽष्टम उच्यते
skaṃda uvāca | vivāhā brāhma daivārṣāḥ prājāpatyāsurau tathā | gāṃdharvo rākṣasaścāpi paiśāco'ṣṭama ucyate
スカンダは言った。「婚姻の形は、ブラーフマ(Brāhma)、ダイヴァ(Daiva)、アールシャ(Ārṣa)、またプラージャーパティヤ(Prājāpatya)とアースラ(Āsura);さらにガーンダルヴァ(Gāndharva)とラークシャサ(Rākṣasa)—そして第八はパイシャーチャ(Paiśāca)と呼ばれる。」
Skanda
Listener: Agastya (Ghaṭodbhava)
Scene: Skanda formally declares the eight marriage types; a visual ‘eightfold wheel’ or eight panels can depict each form: gifting to a learned groom (Brāhma), priestly fee context (Daiva), cattle token (Ārṣa), mutual vow (Prājāpatya), purchase/wealth exchange (Āsura), love union (Gāndharva), abduction in battle (Rākṣasa), clandestine violation (Paiśāca) shown as dark cautionary panel.
Marriage is classified by dharmic quality; tradition distinguishes noble, sanctioned forms from censured ones to safeguard social and spiritual order.
None in this verse; it is a dharma-categorization within the Kāśīkhaṇḍa setting.
It lists marriage forms but does not prescribe a specific ritual act in this verse.