अहं संस्थाप्य संस्थानमेतत्कालेन केनचित् । प्रयातो भास्करं लोकं दर्शनार्थी यदृच्छया
ahaṃ saṃsthāpya saṃsthānametatkālena kenacit | prayāto bhāskaraṃ lokaṃ darśanārthī yadṛcchayā
وبعد أن أقمتُ هذا المقامَ المقدّس في أوانه، مضيتُ—على غير قصدٍ وبشوقٍ إلى رؤيته—إلى عالمِ بهاسكارا (الشمس).
Nārada (narrating)
Tirtha: Saṃsthāna of Jayāditya (installed seat)
Type: kshetra
Listener: Pārtha
Scene: A founder-sage completes installation of a sacred seat; then a visionary ascent toward Sūrya-loka—radiant chariot, blazing orb, and the pilgrim’s yearning gaze upward.
Holy acts such as establishing a sacred seat culminate in higher vision—seeking darśana of the divine becomes the natural fruit of dharma.
The verse refers to a ‘saṃsthāna’ (sacred establishment) founded by Nārada; the exact place-name is not specified in this shloka.
No explicit rite is prescribed here; the act highlighted is the founding/establishing of a sacred seat (saṃsthāpana) and seeking darśana.