उपशांत शिवो ज्येष्ठो निवासेश्वर एव च । शुक्रेशो व्याघ्रलिंगं च जंबुकेशं चतुर्दशम्
upaśāṃta śivo jyeṣṭho nivāseśvara eva ca | śukreśo vyāghraliṃgaṃ ca jaṃbukeśaṃ caturdaśam
ఉపశాంత-శివ, జ్యేష్ఠ మరియు నివాసేశ్వర; అలాగే శుక్రేశ, వ్యాఘ్రలింగ, జంబుకేశ—ఇవే పద్నాలుగు (మహా) లింగాలను సంపూర్ణం చేస్తాయి।
Skanda (deduced; Kāśīkhaṇḍa dialogue framework)
Tirtha: Caturdaśa Mahāliṅga circuit (completion set)
Type: kshetra
Listener: muni (addressed across the passage)
Scene: The remaining six liṅgas appear as shrine-icons: Upaśānta-Śiva (peaceful aura), Jyeṣṭha (elder/primordial), Nivāseśvara (dwelling-place), Śukreśa (Venus/bright), Vyāghraliṅga (tiger emblem), Jambukeśa (jackal emblem), with a subtle numeral motif ‘14’ to signify completion.
Kāśī is mapped as a living mandala of Śiva through specific shrine-names, making pilgrimage a form of embodied theology.
The Śiva-liṅga shrines within Kāśī, culminating in the canonical set of fourteen.
The verse finalizes the count of fourteen; detailed worship timing and yātrā are taught in the following verses.