निःशब्दमेव नयति नत्यजेदपि कीकसम् । इत्थं निपातिता विप्रास्तेन दुष्टेन भूरिशः
niḥśabdameva nayati natyajedapi kīkasam | itthaṃ nipātitā viprāstena duṣṭena bhūriśaḥ
他悄无声息地将他们掳走,连尸身也不留下。就这样,许多婆罗门被那恶徒所害。
Skanda
Scene: A silent abduction: the tiger-form slips between huts; no blood, no remains—only an empty threshold and scattered ritual items, conveying eerie disappearance.
Violence against the custodians of sacred learning is condemned as extreme adharma, setting the stage for the restoration of dharma.
Not named in this verse, but it continues the Kāśī-centered narrative of the Kāśīkhaṇḍa.
None.