अहं संस्थाप्य संस्थानमेतत्कालेन केनचित् । प्रयातो भास्करं लोकं दर्शनार्थी यदृच्छया
ahaṃ saṃsthāpya saṃsthānametatkālena kenacit | prayāto bhāskaraṃ lokaṃ darśanārthī yadṛcchayā
Après avoir établi, en son temps, ce siège sacré, je partis —comme par hasard et avec le désir de le contempler— vers le monde de Bhāskara (le Soleil).
Nārada (narrating)
Tirtha: Saṃsthāna of Jayāditya (installed seat)
Type: kshetra
Listener: Pārtha
Scene: A founder-sage completes installation of a sacred seat; then a visionary ascent toward Sūrya-loka—radiant chariot, blazing orb, and the pilgrim’s yearning gaze upward.
Holy acts such as establishing a sacred seat culminate in higher vision—seeking darśana of the divine becomes the natural fruit of dharma.
The verse refers to a ‘saṃsthāna’ (sacred establishment) founded by Nārada; the exact place-name is not specified in this shloka.
No explicit rite is prescribed here; the act highlighted is the founding/establishing of a sacred seat (saṃsthāpana) and seeking darśana.