ततस्तस्यां समारुह्य स्वशक्त्या यत्समाहृतम् । दानार्थं पूर्वमायोज्यं शिक्येन्यस्मिन्नरोत्तम
tatastasyāṃ samāruhya svaśaktyā yatsamāhṛtam | dānārthaṃ pūrvamāyojyaṃ śikyenyasminnarottama
Puis, montant sur cette balance, tout ce qui a été rassemblé selon sa propre capacité doit d’abord être disposé pour le don dans la fronde suspendue—ô le meilleur des hommes—sur cette balance même.
Skanda (deduced; instructional address “narottama”)
Type: ghat
Listener: King (rājan / narottama addressed)
Scene: A pilgrim/king is guided to mount a suspended balance-platform; attendants place prepared gifts into a sling (śikya) as part of a tīrtha rite near water.
True charity is proportional and sincere—giving ‘according to one’s capacity’ is itself dharmic excellence.
The verse is procedural within the tīrtha-māhātmya chapter; it does not specify the site in the provided excerpt.
Mounting the tulā and placing previously gathered donation-items into the sling to begin the tulādāna offering sequence.