सिंहतुडादुदग्भागे कलिप्रिय विनायकः । कलहं कारयेन्नित्यमन्योन्यं तैर्थिकद्रुहाम्
siṃhatuḍādudagbhāge kalipriya vināyakaḥ | kalahaṃ kārayennityamanyonyaṃ tairthikadruhām
Sa hilagang dako mula sa Siṃhatuḍa ay naroon si Kali-priya Vināyaka, na laging nagpapasibol ng alitan sa mga manlalakbay-dambana na may poot sa tīrtha at sa kabanalan nito.
Skanda (deduced; Kāśīkhaṇḍa commonly Skanda → Agastya)
Tirtha: Kali-priya Vināyaka (north of Siṃhatuḍa)
Type: kshetra
Scene: Kali-priya Vināyaka as a stern guardian near a shrine; two hostile pilgrims arguing while sincere pilgrims pass quietly; the deity’s gaze symbolizes moral enforcement.
Adharma in a holy place—envy and hostility toward pilgrims and tīrthas—breeds discord; the kṣetra’s guardians enforce moral order.
A Kāśī locale identified via Siṃhatuḍa and the northern quarter, mapped through a Vināyaka station.
None; the verse warns against hostile conduct in pilgrimage contexts.