अनुलोमविलोमाभ्य ांक्रमाच्च क्रमयोगतः । शूद्रादधोऽधो जाताश्च सर्वे पादतलोद्भवाः
anulomavilomābhya ाṃkramācca kramayogataḥ | śūdrādadho'dho jātāśca sarve pādatalodbhavāḥ
Par les processus successifs des unions anuloma et viloma, et selon l’enchaînement de ces combinaisons, d’autres naquirent en ordre décroissant au-dessous du śūdra—tous dits issus de la plante du pied.
Brahmā (narrating)
Listener: Nārada
Scene: A didactic assembly scene: a deity/teacher explaining the graded emergence of groups through anuloma–viloma unions, using the cosmic body metaphor (pādatala).
The text presents a hierarchical social-cosmological model to emphasize ordered conduct (dharma) and the consequences of mixing established norms.
No specific tīrtha is mentioned in this verse; it remains within the broader Tīrthamāhātmya discourse framework.
None; the verse describes categories arising from specific types of unions (anuloma/viloma) rather than prescribing a ritual.