सौवर्णै राजतै रत्ननिर्मितैः कुसुमैर्नृप । तथाविधेऽन्नदानादि करोमि नृपसत्तम
sauvarṇai rājatai ratnanirmitaiḥ kusumairnṛpa | tathāvidhe'nnadānādi karomi nṛpasattama
أيها الملك—يا خيرَ الملوك—بأزهارٍ مصوغةٍ من ذهبٍ وفضّةٍ وجواهر، أقمتُ القُرَبَات والصدقات، كإطعام الطعام وسائر وجوه البرّ، على ذلك النحو بعينه.
Unspecified narrator (within Māheśvarakhaṇḍa discourse, likely Sūta/Lomaharṣaṇa)
Listener: nṛpa (king)
Scene: A royal donor arranges ritual offerings: gem-studded, gold and silver flower-forms laid before a Śaiva altar, while attendants distribute food to supplicants and Brahmins.
Devotion is expressed through both worship and compassionate giving—especially annadāna—held as a high Purāṇic virtue.
No particular tīrtha is specified in this verse.
Annadāna (gift of food) and related charitable acts, alongside ritual offerings (flowers, including precious-metal crafted ones).