Andhaka’s Coronation, Boons from Shiva, and the Daiva–Asura War (Vahana Catalogues)
शक्रस्यानु तथैवान्ये लोकपाला महौजसः आरुह्य वाहनं स्वं स्वं सायुधा निर्ययुर्बहिः
śakrasyānu tathaivānye lokapālā mahaujasaḥ āruhya vāhanaṃ svaṃ svaṃ sāyudhā niryayurbahiḥ
Mengikuti Śakra, para Lokapāla yang perkasa juga demikian: masing-masing menaiki kenderaan sendiri, bersenjata, lalu keluar berangkat.
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Cosmic order is maintained through coordinated responsibility: the Lokapālas act in concert, implying that protection of the world is a distributed duty, not the task of a single sovereign alone.
Narrative/charita material (deeds of divine officials in a conflict sequence). It is not primarily genealogical, but it functions as ‘itihāsa-like’ episodic history within the Purāṇic stream.
The Lokapālas represent the structured cosmos (directions, boundaries, law). Their being ‘armed’ indicates that dharma is not merely contemplative but also protective—requiring readiness to confront adharma.