Skanda Purana — Avanti Khanda, Shloka 18
अस्मदीयं यथा सर्वं नगरं मृगलोचने । चातुर्विद्या द्विजाः सर्वे तथा जानन्ति सुन्दरि
asmadīyaṃ yathā sarvaṃ nagaraṃ mṛgalocane | cāturvidyā dvijāḥ sarve tathā jānanti sundari
«O Hirschäugige Schöne, wie man sagt, dass diese ganze Stadt uns gehört, so verstehen es auch alle Dvija—die Zweimalgeborenen, kundig im vierfachen Wissen—o Holdselige.»
Bhṛgu (deduced from immediate context of arbitration and his assertion)
Tirtha: Revā-kṣetra city (unnamed here)
Type: kshetra
Scene: A claimant addresses a doe-eyed lady (Śrī), gesturing toward the city; behind them, learned dvijas stand as a witnessing community, with city gates and riverbank architecture visible.
FAQs
Appeals to learned authority can shape public ‘truth,’ but dharma demands that authority remain aligned with सत्य (truth).
Bhṛgukaccha is the implied locale; the verse itself highlights civic ownership claims within that sacred setting.
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