The Division of the Gates of Yama’s City and the Description of the Tribunal Hall
प्रवेशो हि ततस्तेन विहितो रविसूनुना ॥ पापिष्ठानां नृशंसानां क्रव्यादानां दुरात्मनाम् ॥
praveśo hi tatas tena vihito ravi-sūnunā || pāpiṣṭhānāṃ nṛśaṃsānāṃ kravyādānāṃ durātmanām ||
ఆ మార్గమున ప్రవేశము రవిసుతుడు (యముడు) అత్యంత పాపులైన—నిర్దయులు, మాంసభక్షకులు, దురాత్ములు—వారికే నియమించాడు.
Ṛṣiputra (continuation; explicit in 197.1)
It provides an example of Purāṇic moral categorization tied to controlled movement through spaces, with an attributive agent (ravi-sūnu) overseeing allocation.
No geographic place-name is supplied; the verse concerns a prescribed route/entry for specific moral categories.
Cruelty and moral degradation are portrayed as leading to constrained, ominous pathways—an ethical consequence model expressed through spatial imagery.
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