पुण्यसंख्या च तीर्थानां ब्रह्मणा विहिता पुरा । दानाध्ययन संज्ञानां मुक्त्वा द्वारवतीं कलौ
puṇyasaṃkhyā ca tīrthānāṃ brahmaṇā vihitā purā | dānādhyayana saṃjñānāṃ muktvā dvāravatīṃ kalau
قديماً سنَّ براهما مقاديرَ الثواب الخاصّ بالتيـرثات (المعابر المقدّسة)؛ أمّا في عصر كالي، فإذا تُرِكت دڤارافتي جانباً فإنّ ثواب الصدقة وتلاوة العلم المقدّس وسائر الأعمال الدينية المعروفة يغدو أقلّ بالقياس.
Sūta (deduced)
Tirtha: Dvāravatī (Dvārakā)
Type: kshetra
Scene: Brahmā seated with a cosmic ledger measuring ‘puṇya’ of various tīrthas; scales show dāna and adhyayana weights, yet a radiant emblem of Dvāravatī outweighs them in Kali-yuga. Pilgrims below choose the Dvārakā path.
Dvārakā is elevated as uniquely potent in Kali-yuga, even when compared with standard dharmic acts like charity and Vedic study.
Dvāravatī (Dvārakā) is presented as the exceptional tīrtha in Kali-yuga.
Dāna (charity) and adhyayana (scriptural study) are referenced, but the verse emphasizes Dvārakā’s superior tīrtha-merit.