Skanda Purana — Mahesvara Khanda, Shloka 27
दनायुषस्तथा जातो दनायुश्च गणो बली । गावश्च सुरभेर्जातारिष्टापुत्रा युगंधराः
danāyuṣastathā jāto danāyuśca gaṇo balī | gāvaśca surabherjātāriṣṭāputrā yugaṃdharāḥ
由达那优（Danāyu）亦生达那优什（Danāyuṣ），为一支强盛的众团（gaṇa）。诸牛出自苏拉毗（Surabhi）；而瑜伽恩陀罗（Yugaṃdhara）被说为阿里什塔（Ariṣṭā）之子。
Lomaharṣaṇa (Sūta) (deduced: Māheśvarakhaṇḍa narration to sages)
Scene: Surabhi as a radiant divine cow or cow-headed goddess figure, with streams of cows emerging; alongside, a martial ‘gaṇa’ born of Danāyu shown as a clustered troop; Yugaṃdharas depicted as sturdy mythic beings (mountain-bearing/strong-bodied) as Ariṣṭā’s sons.
FAQs
Cows—central to dharmic life and charity—are presented as sacredly originated, strengthening reverence and protective duty (go-rakṣā).
No tīrtha is referenced in this verse.
No direct prescription; however, the sanctity of cows implicitly supports dāna and protective dharma.