कपिलासङ्गमस्तद्वत्तीर्थं च कपिलेश्वरम् । दैत्यसूदनतीर्थं च चक्रतीर्थं च वामनम्
kapilāsaṅgamastadvattīrthaṃ ca kapileśvaram | daityasūdanatīrthaṃ ca cakratīrthaṃ ca vāmanam
کپیلا کا سنگم ہے، اور اسی طرح کپیلیشور نامی تیرتھ۔ نیز دیتیہ سُودن تیرتھ، اور چکر تیرتھ، اور وامن (کا دھام) بھی۔
Sūta (Lomaharṣaṇa) (deduced for Āvantya/Revā narrative style)
Tirtha: Kapilā-saṅgama; Kapileśvara; Daityasūdana-tīrtha; Cakratīrtha; Vāmana-kṣetra
Type: sangam
Listener: sages/pilgrims (implicit)
Scene: At a river confluence, a Śiva shrine (Kapileśvara) stands on one bank and a Viṣṇu shrine (Vāmana/Daityasūdana) on the other; a symbolic Sudarśana cakra is carved on a stone near the water; pilgrims perform both bilva and tulasī offerings.
The verse portrays sacred geography as plural and integrated—Śaiva and Vaiṣṇava sites together form a single dharmic pilgrimage landscape.
Kapilā-saṅgama, Kapileśvara, Daityasūdana-tīrtha, Cakratīrtha, and Vāmana are named as meritorious stations.
No direct prescription is given; the emphasis is on identifying the tīrthas to be revered/visited.