मांसाद उवाच । इतः स्थानान्महाराज नातिदूरे जलाशयः । अस्ति नानाद्रुमोपेतश्चित्ताह्लादकरः परः
māṃsāda uvāca | itaḥ sthānānmahārāja nātidūre jalāśayaḥ | asti nānādrumopetaścittāhlādakaraḥ paraḥ
Māṃsāda dit : «Ô grand roi, non loin d’ici se trouve un réservoir d’eau, orné d’arbres de toutes sortes ; c’est un spectacle souverainement délicieux qui réjouit l’esprit».
Māṃsāda
Type: kund
Listener: Mahārāja (king)
Scene: A guide (Māṃsāda) points out a nearby reservoir surrounded by diverse trees; the king listens, the scene filled with cool shade and reflective water.
Sacred places are often introduced through their sattvic natural beauty, preparing the pilgrim’s mind for dharmic insight.
A nearby jalāśaya (lake/reservoir) is indicated, but its proper name is not stated in this verse.
None explicitly; the verse functions as a directional and descriptive lead-in to the tīrtha narrative.