उदग्द्वारं तथा रक्षेद्घंटाकर्णो महागणः । ऐशंकोणं छागवक्त्रो भीषणो वह्निदिग्दलम्
udagdvāraṃ tathā rakṣedghaṃṭākarṇo mahāgaṇaḥ | aiśaṃkoṇaṃ chāgavaktro bhīṣaṇo vahnidigdalam
同样,名为甘塔卡尔那(Ghaṇṭākarṇa)的伟大伽那守护北门;而可怖的恰伽瓦克特拉(Chāgavaktra)护持东北隅,即邻接火方之区。
Skanda
Tirtha: Kāśī-kṣetra (uttara-dvāra; aiśānya-koṇa)
Type: kshetra
Scene: At Kāśī’s northern gate stands Ghaṇṭākarṇa, massive and vigilant, with bell-like ear ornaments; at the north-eastern corner stands the fearsome Chāgavaktra, goat-faced, guarding the fiery-adjacent quadrant, both framed by city walls and sacred light.
The sanctity of Kāśī is reinforced through a mapped sacred geography where each direction is consecrated and protected.
The kṣetra of Kāśī, especially its northern gate and the Īśāna (north-east) corner.
No explicit ritual is stated; the verse functions as a protective and topographical praise of the kṣetra.