कुंकुमागरुकर्पूरैः पुष्पैर्गंधैः पृथग्विधैः । तदर्च्चा पूजयामासुः स च राजा दिनेदिने
kuṃkumāgarukarpūraiḥ puṣpairgaṃdhaiḥ pṛthagvidhaiḥ | tadarccā pūjayāmāsuḥ sa ca rājā dinedine
With kunkuma (saffron), agaru wood, camphor, flowers, and many kinds of fragrances, they performed arcana and worshipped that revered form; and the king too honored it day after day.
Narrator
Type: kshetra
Scene: A sanctum or shrine where devotees and a king offer saffron, agaru, camphor, flowers, and layered fragrances to a revered icon; attendants hold trays of offerings; lamps glow; incense smoke curls upward.
Steady daily worship with pure offerings expresses devotion and sustains the sanctity of the sacred setting.
The verse is within a tīrtha-mahātmya narrative, but it emphasizes the practice of worship rather than naming the site.
Pūjā/arcana using upacāras such as kumkuma, agaru, camphor, flowers, and assorted fragrances—performed daily.
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