वीरभद्र किराताख्य चतुर्मुख निकुंभक । पंचाक्ष भारभूताख्य त्र्यक्ष क्षेमकलांगलिन्
vīrabhadra kirātākhya caturmukha nikuṃbhaka | paṃcākṣa bhārabhūtākhya tryakṣa kṣemakalāṃgalin
毗罗跋陀罗(Vīrabhadra)、基罗塔迦(Kirātākhya)、四面者(Caturmukha)、尼俱婆迦(Nikuṃbhaka);又有五字者(Pañcākṣa)、婆罗部多名者(Bhārabhūtākhya)、三目者(Tryakṣa)与吉祥犁者(Kṣemakalāṅgalin)——此等亦列于诸伽那之中。
Skanda (deduced from Kāśīkhaṇḍa dialogue context)
Tirtha: Kāśī (contextual)
Type: kshetra
Listener: Śaunaka and sages
Scene: A stronger, martial lineup of gaṇas: Vīrabhadra prominent with fierce yet disciplined posture; others with multiple faces/eyes suggested by names (Caturmukha, Tryakṣa), carrying implements; the group poised to depart under Śiva’s command.
The Śaiva sacred realm is populated by divine attendants; their naming emphasizes Śiva’s living presence and guardianship of dharma in Kāśī.
Kāśī/Vārāṇasī is the continuing context, though the verse focuses on gaṇa names.
None explicitly; it is a catalog of names.