वृषेशतीर्थादाजग्मुर्नवतिः सशतत्रया । यक्षिणीकुंडतः प्राप्ताः सहस्रं त्रिशतोत्तरम्
vṛṣeśatīrthādājagmurnavatiḥ saśatatrayā | yakṣiṇīkuṃḍataḥ prāptāḥ sahasraṃ triśatottaram
จากวฤเษศะ-ตีรถะ มีมาสามร้อยเก้าสิบ; และจากยักษิณี-กุณฑะ มีมาถึงหนึ่งพันสามร้อย
Skanda (deduced: Kāśīkhaṇḍa commonly Skanda → Agastya)
Tirtha: Vṛṣeśa Tīrtha; Yakṣiṇī Kuṇḍa
Type: kshetra
Scene: A Śaiva-marked tīrtha with bull iconography (Nandin/vr̥ṣa emblem) and a nearby pond shaded by trees; pilgrims arrive in counted groups; subtle yakṣiṇī presence suggested as a protective feminine figure near the water, holding a lotus or treasure-vessel.
Many distinct tīrthas participate in one sacred purpose: converging upon Kāśī, the field of Śiva.
Vṛṣeśa-tīrtha and Yakṣiṇī Kuṇḍa are specified as notable sites in the sacred itinerary.
None explicitly in this verse.