tato 'bhivrajya bhagavān

keralāḿs tu trigartakān

gokarṇākhyaḿ śiva-kṣetraḿ

sānnidhyaḿ yatra dhūrjaṭeḥ

āryāḿ dvaipāyanīḿ dṛṣṭvā

śūrpārakam agād balaḥ

tāpīḿ payoṣṇīḿ nirvindhyām

upaspṛśyātha daṇḍakam

praviśya revām agamad

yatra māhiṣmatī purī

manu-tīrtham upaspṛśya

prabhāsaḿ punar āgamat

tatah -- then; abhivrajya -- traveling; bhagavan -- the Supreme Lord; keralan -- through the kingdom of Kerala; tu -- and; trigartakan -- Trigarta; gokarna-akhyam -- named Gokarna (on the coast of the Arabian Sea in northern Karnataka); siva-kshetram -- the place sacred to Lord Siva; sannidhyam -- manifestation; yatra -- where; dhurjateh -- of Lord Siva; aryam -- the honored goddess (Parvati, wife of Lord Siva); dvaipa -- on an island (off the coast near Gokarna); ayanim -- who resides; drishtva -- seeing; surparakam -- to the holy district of Surparaka; agat -- went; balah -- Lord Balarama; tapim payoshnim nirvindhyam -- to the Tapi, Payoshni and Nirvindhya rivers; upasprisya -- touching water; atha -- next; dandakam -- the Dandaka forest; pravisya -- entering; revam -- to the Reva River; agamat -- He went; yatra -- where; mahishmati puri -- the city of Mahishmati; manu-tirtham -- to Manu-tirtha; upasprisya -- touching water; prabhasam -- to Prabhasa; punah -- again; agamat -- He came.


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The Supreme Lord then traveled through the kingdoms of Kerala and Trigarta, visiting Lord Siva's sacred city of Gokarna, where Lord Dhurjati [Siva] directly manifests himself. After also visiting Goddess Parvati, who dwells on an island, Lord Balarama went to the holy district of Surparaka and bathed in the Tapi, Payoshni and Nirvindhya rivers. He next entered the Dandaka forest and went to the river Reva, along which the city of Mahishmati is found. Then He bathed at Manu-tirtha and finally returned to Prabhasa.

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