गण्डकैश्चैव खड्गैश्च गोमायुसुरभी युतम् । सारङ्गैर्मल्लकैश्चैव द्विपदैश्च चतुष्पदैः
gaṇḍakaiścaiva khaḍgaiśca gomāyusurabhī yutam | sāraṅgairmallakaiścaiva dvipadaiśca catuṣpadaiḥ
Rimba itu juga dipenuhi makhluk seperti gaṇḍaka dan khaḍga; bersama gomāyu (serigala hutan) serta makhluk yang semerbak, dengan rusa sāraṅga dan mallaka, dan segala jenis makhluk berkaki dua serta berkaki empat.
Sūta (Lomaharṣaṇa) narrating to the sages (contextual deduction)
Tirtha: Revā (Narmadā) tīra-vana (contextual)
Type: kshetra
Scene: A dense, living forest on a riverbank teeming with varied wild animals—gaṇḍaka and khaḍga beasts, jackals, fragrant musk-bearing creatures, deer—moving among trees and undergrowth, suggesting a sacred, protected ecology.
The tīrtha-region is portrayed as complete and protected—supporting all classes of beings, human and animal alike.
The broader Vindhya sacred forest/āśrama landscape within the Revākhaṇḍa narrative.
None; the verse continues the māhātmya-style glorification of the locale’s auspicious fullness.