क्व स दक्षो दुराचारः क्व च यज्ञभुजः सुराः । धृत्वा सर्वानानयत यात द्रुततरं गणाः
kva sa dakṣo durācāraḥ kva ca yajñabhujaḥ surāḥ | dhṛtvā sarvānānayata yāta drutataraṃ gaṇāḥ
“那恶行的达克沙(Dakṣa)在哪里?享用祭品的诸天又在哪里?把他们全都擒来带到此处——快去,诸伽那!”
Vīrabhadra
Listener: Ṛṣis (frame assumed)
Scene: Vīrabhadra, blazing with command, scans the field—‘Where is Dakṣa? Where are the yajña-eating gods?’—then orders the gaṇas to seize and drag them swiftly.
Accountability follows arrogance: those who exclude Śiva from worship cannot hide behind status, even divine status.
The larger Kāśīkhaṇḍa context glorifies Kāśī as Śiva’s realm where true dharma is measured by devotion to Maheśvara.
No prescription; it is a narrative command within the Dakṣa-yajña correction episode.