एवं चान्वेषमाणेन तेन भूमिभृता तदा । सुदूरादेव संदृष्टं नीलद्रुमकदम्बकम्
evaṃ cānveṣamāṇena tena bhūmibhṛtā tadā | sudūrādeva saṃdṛṣṭaṃ nīladrumakadambakam
Mientras buscaba de ese modo, el soberano vio desde muy lejos un conjunto de árboles kadamba, de troncos teñidos de un azul oscuro.
Narrator (within Sūta's narration)
Scene: A weary king scanning the landscape; far off, a dense cluster of kadamba trees with unusually dark-blue trunks stands out against the lighter forest, hinting at hidden water nearby.
Purāṇic sacred geography treats nature as a guide—groves and trees become auspicious markers leading seekers toward holy presence.
No named tīrtha is specified in this verse; it describes an auspicious grove encountered during the Kurukṣetra search.
None.