गंगायामस्थिपातं च कृत्वा श्राद्धानि षोडश । गयां गत्वा ततश्चक्रे श्राद्धं श्रद्धासमन्वितः
gaṃgāyāmasthipātaṃ ca kṛtvā śrāddhāni ṣoḍaśa | gayāṃ gatvā tataścakre śrāddhaṃ śraddhāsamanvitaḥ
وبعد أن ألقى العظام في نهر الغانغا، أقام شعائر الشِّرادها الستَّ عشرة؛ ثمّ قصد غايا فأقام هناك أيضًا الشِّرادها، ممتلئًا إيمانًا وخشوعًا.
Narrator (contextual Purāṇic narration within Tīrthamāhātmya; exact speaker not explicit in the snippet)
Tirtha: Gaṅgā; Gayā
Type: river
Scene: A pilgrim-son consigns bone-remains into the Gaṅgā, then performs a cycle of sixteen śrāddhas; later he arrives at Gayā and offers śrāddha with deep faith.
Faithfully performed ancestral rites at renowned tīrthas are upheld as powerful supports for pitṛs and as a dhārmic duty of descendants.
The Gaṅgā for asthi-visarjana and Gayā for śrāddha—both famed in Purāṇic sacred geography for pitṛ-kārya.
Asthi-pāta (bone immersion) in the Gaṅgā and the performance of sixteen śrāddhas, followed by śrāddha at Gayā.