The Sacred Greatness of Lohārgala
The ‘Iron-Bolt’ Tīrtha
तत्र ब्रह्मा च रुद्राश्च स्कन्देन्द्रो समुरुद्गणाः ॥ आदित्या वसवो वायुरश्विनौ च महौजसम् ॥
tatra brahmā ca rudrāś ca skandendro samurudgaṇāḥ | ādityā vasavo vāyur aśvinau ca mahaujasam ||
तत्र ब्रह्मा च रुद्राश्च स्कन्देन्द्रो मरुद्गणैः सह । आदित्या वसवो वायुरश्विनौ च महौजसः ॥
Varāha
Enumerative deity lists are a hallmark of Purāṇic composition, serving to connect local sacred geography with pan-Indic cosmological hierarchies.
The verse uses “tatra” (“there”), referring back to the previously described setting (Lohārgala region) without adding a new place-name.
Indirectly, it frames the site as a shared cosmic commons—sanctity is portrayed as collective and ordered rather than private or arbitrary.
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