पितृमातृपरित्यागी भ्रातुर्भार्याभिलाषकृत् । पुत्रविक्रयकृत्पापश्छलकृद्गुरुणा सह
pitṛmātṛparityāgī bhrāturbhāryābhilāṣakṛt | putravikrayakṛtpāpaśchalakṛdguruṇā saha
C’était un homme qui avait abandonné père et mère, convoité l’épouse de son frère, commis le péché de vendre son fils, et pratiqué la tromperie, même envers son propre maître.
Śrī Mārkaṇḍeya (narrating Jābāli’s account)
Tirtha: Tilāda (contextual, as the purification site for this sinner)
Type: ghat
Listener: A king (nṛpa) in the frame story
Scene: A troubled brāhmaṇa (Jābāli) is shown in a sequence-like tableau: turning away from aged parents, casting covetous glance toward brother’s wife, bargaining away a child, and speaking deceitfully before a guru—each vignette shadowed, conveying moral darkness.
Grave ethical violations—toward parents, family, and guru—are highlighted to show the seriousness of adharma and the need for purification.
Tilāda Tīrtha is the setting for a purification narrative, introduced just before this description of sins.
No direct prescription in this verse; it enumerates the sins that set up the need for expiation at the tīrtha.