Next, the poem describes Pushkar, the place of the poet's residence, and a town near the Chahamana capital Ajmer. It states that Ajagandha Mahadeva, a temple dedicated to Shiva, was located at Pushkar. In the poem, Brahma tells Vishnu that originally, there were three yajna-kundas (sacrificial fire pits) at the site, which eventually became lakes. Brahma requests Vishnu to take birth on the earth to rectify the Muslim desecration of Pushkar, and as a result Prithviraja - whom the text identifies as a form of Vishnu - is born.