संप्राप्तोऽध्ययनार्थाय यावच्छाकल्यसन्निधौ । तावत्संप्रेषितस्तेन शांत्यर्थं भूपमंदिरे
saṃprāpto'dhyayanārthāya yāvacchākalyasannidhau | tāvatsaṃpreṣitastena śāṃtyarthaṃ bhūpamaṃdire
ولمّا حضر إلى شاكَلْيَة لأجل التعلّم، في تلك اللحظة بعينها أرسله إلى قصر الملك لإقامة شعيرة الشانتي (śānti) طلبًا للسَّكينة ودفعًا للبلاء.
Sūta (narratorial voice, as typical in Māhātmya sections)
Listener: dvijāḥ (addressed audience)
Scene: A young brāhmaṇa student arrives at the venerable teacher Śākalya; the guru dispatches him to the king’s palace to perform a śānti rite.
Learning is integrated with service: the trained student is called from study to perform duties that protect peace and order.
The chapter’s tīrtha setting remains implicit; the verse highlights the functioning of dharmic service around the sacred center.
Being dispatched to perform a śānti rite at the king’s residence.
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