संस्थाप्य वेदभवनं विधिवद्द्विज सत्तमान् । किं चक्रे रघुनाथस्तु भूयोऽयोध्यां गतस्तदा
saṃsthāpya vedabhavanaṃ vidhivaddvija sattamān | kiṃ cakre raghunāthastu bhūyo'yodhyāṃ gatastadā
بعد أن أقام على الوجه الشرعي مسكنَ الفيدات، ورتّب خيارَ ذوي الميلادين (الدفيجا) كما ينبغي، فماذا صنع راغهوناثا بعد ذلك حين عاد ثانيةً إلى أيودھيا؟
Nārada (continuing inquiry)
Tirtha: Ayodhyā
Type: kshetra
Listener: Īśvara (or the primary narrator being addressed in this dialogue sequence)
Scene: Rāma establishing a ‘Veda-abode’ (a hall/academy/temple-like institution), arranging eminent brāhmaṇas with ritual propriety; then the narrative question: what did he do next upon reaching Ayodhyā?
Ideal kingship supports Vedic order and honors the learned, then governs from the sacred capital in alignment with dharma.
Ayodhyā is referenced as the key sacred city to which Rāma returns.
The verse implies vidhivat establishment (properly instituted order) of a Vedic seat and honoring eminent brāhmaṇas.