Skanda Purana — Nagara Khanda, Shloka 66
गत्वा निजपुरं सोपि स्वोद्यानेऽस्थापयत्तदा । ततः कालेन महता प्रचारं सा गता क्षितौ
gatvā nijapuraṃ sopi svodyāne'sthāpayattadā | tataḥ kālena mahatā pracāraṃ sā gatā kṣitau
De retour dans sa propre cité, il le planta dans son jardin. Puis, au fil d’un long temps, cela se répandit largement sur la terre.
Narrator
Type: kshetra
Scene: The king returns to his city, plants the nāgavallī in his palace garden; seasons pass in a montage-like progression as the vine spreads, eventually reaching across the land through cuttings and trade routes.
FAQs
Small beginnings (a single planting) can lead to vast social consequences over time—setting up the later dharmic critique.
Not specified in this verse; it narrates propagation in the human realm.
None; it is descriptive (planting/propagation), not a dharma-vidhi.