अर्थवृद्धिकरो व्याजा यज्ञकर्मादिकारकः । दानमध्ययनं चेति वैश्यवृत्तिरुदाहृता
arthavṛddhikaro vyājā yajñakarmādikārakaḥ | dānamadhyayanaṃ ceti vaiśyavṛttirudāhṛtā
يزيدُ الرزقَ بالتجارة، ويقومُ بالأعمال المتعلّقة باليَجْنَا (التضحية الطقسية) وما شابهها؛ وكذلك الصدقةُ (دانا) والدراسةُ—فهكذا أُعلنَت معيشةُ الفيشيا (vaiśya).
Brahmā (deduced)
Scene: A merchant-led yajña-support scene: vaiśya donors provide grains, ghee, and fees; a brāhmaṇa teaches from a manuscript; ledgers and scales symbolize commerce; charity distribution to the needy nearby.
Economic activity is sanctified when linked to yajña-mindedness, learning, and generosity—artha should serve dharma.
No particular tīrtha is mentioned in this verse; it supports the broader purāṇic framework in which tīrtha-worship is sustained by dharmic society.
It references participation in yajña-related works and prescribes dāna (charity) and adhyayana (study).