द्वितीयस्तु प्रवाहो यः संभ्रमा त्तस्य निर्गतः । सा च साभ्रमती नाम नदी जाता धरातले
dvitīyastu pravāho yaḥ saṃbhramā ttasya nirgataḥ | sā ca sābhramatī nāma nadī jātā dharātale
Doch der zweite Strom, der in plötzlicher Erregung aus ihr hervortrat, wurde auf Erden zum Fluss namens Sābhramatī.
Sūta (deduced from immediate chapter context; explicit in 174.1)
Tirtha: Sābhramatī-nadī
Type: sangam
Listener: brāhmaṇas/dvijas
Scene: A second stream bursts forth in sudden agitation and settles into a defined river-course on earth, labeled ‘Sābhramatī’; the landscape shows hills feeding a river that becomes calm and navigable.
Divine narratives sacralize landscapes: the emergence and naming of a river marks it as worthy of remembrance, reverence, and pilgrimage.
The Śrīhāṭakeśvara-kṣetra milieu in Nāgara Khaṇḍa, where Sābhramatī’s origin is recounted as part of tīrtha-glorification.
None stated here; the verse establishes the river’s sacred identity and origin.
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