निर्वाप्य तद्बाणपुरं रेवया सह संगता । तत्र स्नात्वा महाराज विधिना मन्त्रसंयुतः
nirvāpya tadbāṇapuraṃ revayā saha saṃgatā | tatra snātvā mahārāja vidhinā mantrasaṃyutaḥ
وبعد أن أطفأتْ تلك «بانابورا» (Bāṇapura) واتّحدتْ مع «ريفا» (Revā)، (يمضي نهر جْفالا). هناك، أيها الملك العظيم، إذا اغتسلتَ على وفق السنّة المقرّرة مقرونًا بالمانترات—
Mārkaṇḍeya
Tirtha: Jvāleśvara sangama (Jvālā–Revā)
Type: sangam
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Scene: The Jvālā stream merges into the Revā at a visible sangama; a kingly pilgrim and attendants prepare for ritual bathing, holding water pots and kusa, while priests chant mantras on the bank.
At a tīrtha-sangama, disciplined bathing with mantra is presented as a direct means of receiving the site’s sanctifying power.
The Jvāleśvara region: the Jvālā river’s meeting with Revā (Narmadā), with Bāṇapura named in the sacred topography.
Snāna (ritual bathing) performed according to vidhi and joined with mantra-recitation.