मानकूटं तुलाकूटं कन्याहयगवां क्रयात् । तत्सर्वं विलयं याति द्वादश्यां जागरे कृते
mānakūṭaṃ tulākūṭaṃ kanyāhayagavāṃ krayāt | tatsarvaṃ vilayaṃ yāti dvādaśyāṃ jāgare kṛte
الغشّ في المكاييل، والغشّ في الموازين، والإثم الناشئ من بيع وشراء الفتيات أو الخيل أو البقر—كلّ ذلك يذوب ويزول إذا أُقيم سهرُ الدفادشي (Dvādaśī) تعبّدًا.
Mārkaṇḍeya (deduced from section continuity)
Tirtha: Dvārakā
Type: kshetra
Listener: nṛpa (king)
Scene: A merchant lays down false weights and measures before the shrine, performing a Dvādaśī vigil in contrition; the corrupted tools dissolve into light, replaced by honest scales, while Keśava’s presence signifies purification.
A Dvādaśī vigil is portrayed as a powerful purifier capable of dissolving heavy moral and social transgressions.
Within Dvārakā Māhātmya, the vow is implicitly connected to the Dvārakā-centered Vaiṣṇava sacred sphere.
Jāgaraṇa (night vigil) on Dvādaśī.