थलग्रामश्च सोहं च हाथंजं कपडवाणकम् । व्रजन्होरी च वनोडी च फीणां वगोलं दृणस्तथा
thalagrāmaśca sohaṃ ca hāthaṃjaṃ kapaḍavāṇakam | vrajanhorī ca vanoḍī ca phīṇāṃ vagolaṃ dṛṇastathā
وثَلَغْرَامَا (Thalagrāma) وسُوهَمْ (Sohaṃ)؛ وهَاثَنْجَمْ (Hāthaṃjaṃ) وكَبَضَفَانَكَ (Kapaḍavāṇaka)؛ وفْرَجَنْهُورِي (Vrajanhorī) وفَانُودِي (Vanoḍī)؛ وفِينَامْ (Phīṇāṃ) وفَاغُولَمْ (Vagolaṃ) ودْرِنَا (Dṛṇa) أيضًا.
Sūta (Lomaharṣaṇa) to the sages (deduced)
Tirtha: Thalagrāma / Sohaṃ / Hāthaṃjaṃ / Kapaḍavāṇaka / Vrajanhorī / Vanoḍī / Phīṇāṃ / Vagolaṃ / Dṛṇa (as listed)
Type: kshetra
Scene: A rosary-like chain of nine stations; pilgrims pause at each: a small shrine, a pond, a sacred tree, a stone footprint; one station name repeats, shown as two distinct hamlets to indicate tradition layers.
The Purāṇa frames devotion through a lived map—many small locales together form a single sacred field.
This verse continues the Dharmāraṇya itinerary by listing multiple sites rather than describing one.
No explicit vrata, dāna, or snāna is stated here.