प्रतर्दनो बाणलिंगं हिरण्यभुजनाम च । राजिकं च तथा दैत्या नाम उग्रेति कीर्तितम्
pratardano bāṇaliṃgaṃ hiraṇyabhujanāma ca | rājikaṃ ca tathā daityā nāma ugreti kīrtitam
プラタルダナは矢より成るリンガを建立し、名をヒラニヤブジャ(Hiraṇyabhuja)、「黄金の腕を持つ者」とした。さらにダイティヤたちは芥子の実のリンガを立て、ウグラ(Ugra)、「猛威なる者」として称えられた。
Lomaharṣaṇa (Sūta) addressing the sages (deduced from Māheśvarakhaṇḍa context)
Listener: Ṛṣis
Scene: A royal figure Pratardana offers a bundle of arrows, forming an arrow-made liṅga on a ritual platform; nearby, daityas in subdued devotion present a minute mustard-seed liṅga, with Śiva’s Ugra radiance hovering—fierce yet benevolent.
From weapons to seeds, every domain of life can be redirected toward dharma when offered to Śiva—the Lord beyond friend and foe.
No tirtha is specified in this verse.
The verse implies symbolic Liṅga-making from available materials (arrows, mustard), but does not state a formal vrata or pūjā sequence.