तथा बहुतिथं कालं द्वीपोभूत्सोपि मंदरः । यियासुना च देवेन मंदरं चित्रकंदरम्
tathā bahutithaṃ kālaṃ dvīpobhūtsopi maṃdaraḥ | yiyāsunā ca devena maṃdaraṃ citrakaṃdaram
于是经由极长久的岁月,那曼陀罗山也仿佛成了孤岛。天神欲行离去,便趋向那洞窟奇丽的曼陀罗。
Skanda (deduced, Kāśīkhaṇḍa context)
Type: peak
Listener: Ṛṣis/assembly (typical frame; not stated in verse)
Scene: A vast mountain with painted, ‘wondrous’ caverns; the Deva poised to depart, looking toward Mandara as if it were an island amid cosmic waters.
Holy landscapes can be portrayed as wondrous and set apart from ordinary space, inviting reverence and pilgrimage-mindedness.
Mandara, described as dvīpa-like and possessing marvelous caverns.
No ritual instruction appears; the verse continues the māhātmya-style description of the sacred locale.