एष पुत्रो मया दत्तः कुशाख्यो मम संमतः । युष्मभ्यं क्रियतां राज्ये मदीये यदि रोचते
eṣa putro mayā dattaḥ kuśākhyo mama saṃmataḥ | yuṣmabhyaṃ kriyatāṃ rājye madīye yadi rocate
«Ce fils—nommé Kuśa et agréé par moi—je vous le confie. Si cela vous convient, qu’il soit établi sur le trône de mon royaume.»
Rāma
Listener: (contextual) interlocutor in māhātmya dialogue (not specified in verse)
Scene: Rāma formally entrusts his son Kuśa to ministers/assembly for installation; courtly setting with royal insignia, calm yet resolute mood.
Even in personal upheaval, a ruler upholds rajadharma by ensuring continuity of governance and welfare of the realm.
Not specified in this verse; it is part of a larger tīrtha-māhātmya narrative sequence.
It implies royal installation/administrative succession (statecraft), not a specific religious rite.