प्रस्थाने लोहवद्भावी करिष्ये तं नपुंसकम् । गयत्राडेति मां तत्र पूजयिष्यंति मानवाः
prasthāne lohavadbhāvī kariṣye taṃ napuṃsakam | gayatrāḍeti māṃ tatra pūjayiṣyaṃti mānavāḥ
旅立ちの時、我はローハのごとくなりて、彼を男根の力なき者とせん。かの地にて人々は我を「ガヤトラーダ」との名により礼拝せん。
Lomaharṣaṇa (Sūta), narrating to the sages (deduced)
Tirtha: Gayatrāḍa-sthāna (within Lohāṭī/Lohāṇa orbit)
Type: temple
Scene: At the moment of departure, the deity/hero assumes Loha-like power and strikes down the demon Gaya, rendering him powerless; devotees establish worship, naming the deity ‘Gayatrāḍa’ and offering lamps and flowers.
Divine power neutralizes harmful forces, and such acts become the basis for local forms and names of worship.
The locale where the deity is worshipped as ‘Gayatrāḍa’, connected with the Lohāṭī/Dharmāraṇya setting.
Pūjā of the deity in the form/name ‘Gayatrāḍa’ at that place.