हिमवान्प्रददौ पार्थ साक्षाद्दौहित्रकाय वै । कांचनं च ददौ मेरुर्मेघमालिनमेव च
himavānpradadau pārtha sākṣāddauhitrakāya vai | kāṃcanaṃ ca dadau merurmeghamālinameva ca
โอ้ ปารถะ หิมวานได้ประทาน “ปารษท” แด่หลานของตนโดยตรง; และเขาพระเมรุได้ถวาย กาญจนะ พร้อมทั้ง เมฆมาลิน ด้วย
Lomaharṣaṇa (Sūta) to the sages (deduced); vocative 'Pārtha' retained from received verse
Listener: Pārtha (Arjuna) as literary addressee; broader audience of devotees
Scene: Himavān and Meru, anthropomorphized as radiant mountain-kings, present attendants and golden gifts to youthful Skanda amid a celestial assembly.
Even the great mountains symbolize steadfast support for divine purpose, offering their finest powers to Skanda’s mission.
Specific tīrthas are not praised; the verse highlights sacred mountains (Himavān, Meru) as cosmic supporters.
None; it narrates the gifting of attendants.