तीर्थान्मंदाकिनी नाम्नो द्विजाः पाशुपतव्रताः । शिवैकाराधनपराः समेता अयुतोन्मिताः
tīrthānmaṃdākinī nāmno dvijāḥ pāśupatavratāḥ | śivaikārādhanaparāḥ sametā ayutonmitāḥ
منداکنی نامی تیرتھ سے پاشوپت ورت کے پابند دِوِج بھکت آئے؛ جو صرف شیو کی عبادت میں یکسو تھے، اور دس ہزار کی جماعت میں جمع ہوئے۔
Skanda (deduced: Kāśīkhaṇḍa commonly Skanda → Agastya)
Tirtha: Mandākinī
Type: tirtha
Scene: Ten thousand dvijas, marked with ash (bhasma), rudrākṣa garlands, carrying tridents/staffs, moving in disciplined lines from Mandākinī tīrtha toward Kāśī; their faces show fierce resolve and devotion.
Single-minded devotion (ekāgrā bhakti) to Śiva, strengthened by vrata-discipline, is praised as a hallmark of true pilgrimage.
The Mandākinī tīrtha, presented as a source-region from which Pāśupata devotees journey toward Kāśī.
The Pāśupata-vrata is referenced as the defining discipline of these devotees, though its details are not enumerated here.