Skanda Purana — Brahma Khanda, Shloka 3
भद्रायुरपि तत्रैव राजपुत्रो वणिक्पतेः । ववृधे सदने भानुः शुचाविव महातपाः
bhadrāyurapi tatraiva rājaputro vaṇikpateḥ | vavṛdhe sadane bhānuḥ śucāviva mahātapāḥ
Dort wuchs auch Bhadrāyu, der Königssohn, im Hause jenes Kaufherrn heran; wie die Sonne in der klaren Jahreszeit an Kraft gewinnt, strahlte er in großem Glanz.
Sūta (contextual continuation)
Scene: Inside a prosperous merchant’s house, the young prince Bhadrāyu grows in stature and aura; a sun-in-clear-season metaphor is visually echoed by shafts of light and a serene domestic setting.
FAQs
Even in unexpected circumstances, dharmic protection and proper nurture allow innate greatness to flourish.
No holy site is mentioned; the verse is narrative and metaphorical.
None; it describes the prince’s growth and well-being.