Umā’s Austerity, Kauśikī’s Manifestation, and Skanda’s Birth Leading to Tāraka’s Defeat
हते किलांधके दैत्ये गिरिशेनासुरद्विषा । आडिश्चकार विपुलं तपः परमदारुणम्
hate kilāṃdhake daitye giriśenāsuradviṣā | āḍiścakāra vipulaṃ tapaḥ paramadāruṇam
అసురద్వేషి గిరీశుడు శివుడు అంధక దైత్యుని సంహరించిన తరువాత, ఆడి అత్యంత దారుణమైన విస్తార తపస్సు ఆచరించెను.
Narrator (contextual; chapter-level dialogue not provided in the input)
Primary Rasa: vira
Secondary Rasa: raudra
Type: forest
Sandhi Resolution Notes: किलांधके = किल + अन्धके; गिरिशेनासुरद्विषा = गिरिशेन + असुरद्विषा; आडिश्चकार = आडिः + चकार
Girīśa (“Lord of the mountain”) is an epithet of Śiva, here described as asura-dviṣ, the adversary of the asuras.
After Andhaka’s death, a figure named Āḍi undertakes extensive and extremely severe austerities (tapas).
It highlights tapas (austerity) as a powerful spiritual response following major cosmic events, suggesting disciplined practice as a means to pursue one’s aims or transformation.