पश्चिमायां दिशि तथा पुष्पदन्तो विनायकः । उद्धवार्कश्च वै सूर्यः शिवः सत्राजितेश्वरः
paścimāyāṃ diśi tathā puṣpadanto vināyakaḥ | uddhavārkaśca vai sūryaḥ śivaḥ satrājiteśvaraḥ
“اور مغربی سمت میں ہیں: پُشپ دنت وِنایک؛ اُدھّوارک؛ بے شک سورَیہ؛ اور شِو، جو ستر اجِتیشور کے نام سے معروف ہے۔”
Sūta (Lomaharṣaṇa) (deduced)
Tirtha: Satrājiteśvara (within Dvārakā western sector)
Type: temple
Scene: At Dvārakā’s western edge facing the sea and sunset, Puṣpadanta Vināyaka stands with floral adornment; nearby a radiant Sūrya presence and a Śiva-linga shrine named Satrājiteśvara complete the protective triad.
Dvārakā is shown as a confluence of major deities—Śiva, Sūrya, and Vināyaka—integrated into the tīrtha’s protective sacred landscape.
Dvārakā; additionally, the epithet “Satrājiteśvara” points to a Śiva-presence/linga tradition connected to Satrājit within the local sacred memory.
None stated in this verse; it identifies deities associated with the western quarter.