अथ संपतितो भूमौ मूर्छया संपरिप्लुतः । कर्तव्यं नैव जानाति तत्प्रहारप्रपीडितः
atha saṃpatito bhūmau mūrchayā saṃpariplutaḥ | kartavyaṃ naiva jānāti tatprahāraprapīḍitaḥ
Alors il tomba à terre, submergé par l’évanouissement ; accablé par ce coup, il ne savait plus ce qu’il convenait de faire.
Unspecified narrator within the Tīrthamāhātmya episode (narrative description)
Scene: Maṇibhadra lies collapsed on the floor, eyes half-closed in faintness; the staff-bearer stands over him; the room’s earlier domestic calm is replaced by stillness and moral gravity.
When one is struck down by the fruits of rash action, even clarity about duty (kartavya) can vanish—hence the need for foresight and self-control.
No holy site is named in this verse.
None.