काशीनाथमनुप्राप्ताः परमानंददायिनम् । तथा गौतमकुंडाच्च शतानिनव चागताः
kāśīnāthamanuprāptāḥ paramānaṃdadāyinam | tathā gautamakuṃḍācca śatāninava cāgatāḥ
เขาทั้งหลายได้มาถึงกาศีนาถ ผู้ประทานปรมานันทะ; และจากโคตมะ-กุณฑะก็มีผู้มาถึงเก้าร้อย
Skanda (deduced; Kāśīkhaṇḍa narrative voice)
Tirtha: Gautama-kuṇḍa; Kāśīnātha (Viśveśvara)
Type: kshetra
Listener: Ṛṣis (general frame)
Scene: Pilgrims reaching the Viśvanātha shrine with faces softened by relief; a secondary vignette shows Gautama-kuṇḍa with ascetic symbolism (deer, kusa grass, simple hermitage motifs) feeding into the city’s sacred topography.
Kāśīnātha is framed as the direct source of paramānanda; approaching Him is the culmination of tīrtha-travel.
Gautama-kuṇḍa is named as a source tīrtha from which pilgrims proceed to Kāśīnātha.
No explicit prescription; the focus is on arrival for darśana of Kāśīnātha.