तार्क्ष्यस्य भक्ष्या भवत यूयं मद्वाक्यलंघनात् । जातमात्राश्च सर्पिण्यो भक्षयंतु स्वबालकान्
tārkṣyasya bhakṣyā bhavata yūyaṃ madvākyalaṃghanāt | jātamātrāśca sarpiṇyo bhakṣayaṃtu svabālakān
「わが言葉に背いたゆえ、汝らはタールクシャ(ガルダ)の餌食となる。さらに雌蛇は、生まれ落ちるや否や、自らの子を食らえ。」
Skanda (quoting the serpent-lady’s curse)
Scene: The divine lady pronounces a twofold curse: nāgas becoming prey to Garuḍa, and a horrifying inversion where serpent-mothers devour newborns; Garuḍa’s looming presence is implied in the sky.
Breaking a righteous command leads to severe, multi-generational consequences—an emblem of karmic fallout.
No site is named; the verse continues a mythic narrative embedded in the Kāśīkhaṇḍa.
None; this is a pronouncement of a curse, not a ritual injunction.