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Shloka 28

Vamana's Three StepsVamana’s Three Steps and the Binding of Bali

शिखायां देवदेवस्य ध्रुवो राजा न्यषीदत तारका रोमकूपेभ्यो रोमाणि च महर्षयः

śikhāyāṃ devadevasya dhruvo rājā nyaṣīdata tārakā romakūpebhyo romāṇi ca maharṣayaḥ

Upon the topknot (śikhā) of the God of gods, King Dhruva took his fixed station. From the pores of his body arose the stars; and the hairs became the great seers (maharṣis).

Not specified in the given excerpt (narrative voice within the Purāṇic account).
Vishnu (Trivikrama)Dhruva (as a celestial station)
Cosmic body (virāṭ) mappingAstral cosmographyDhruva as axis mundi (cosmic pivot)Rṣi-constellations and sacralization of the sky

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