लक्षहोमविधानं च गृहमध्यविशुद्धये । वह्निप्रवेशनं तस्यास्तत्सुतायाः प्रकीर्तितम्
lakṣahomavidhānaṃ ca gṛhamadhyaviśuddhaye | vahnipraveśanaṃ tasyāstatsutāyāḥ prakīrtitam
Pour purifier l’intérieur de la demeure, il prescrivit le lakṣa-homa, l’offrande de cent mille oblations. Et pour sa fille, il fut aussi proclamé l’entrée dans le feu.
Unspecified narrator (continuation of expiation rulings)
Type: kshetra
Listener: pārthiva (king)
Scene: A consecrated courtyard with a large yajña-kuṇḍa blazing; priests pour ghee in repeated oblations while the house interior is ritually purified; in the background, a solemn figure prepares for an ordeal-like fire-entry, watched by elders and the king’s retinue.
Purity is treated as both personal and spatial: the home itself may require ritual rectification through fire-offerings.
The verse belongs to Nāgarakhaṇḍa’s Tīrthamāhātmya; it highlights purification rites rather than a named pilgrimage site.
Lakṣa-homa (100,000 oblations) for house purification, and vahnipraveśana (entry into fire) for the daughter.