अगस्त्य उवाच । तस्माच्चंद्रहरिस्थानादाग्नेय्यां दिशि संस्थितः । देवो धर्महरिर्न्नाम कलिकल्मषनाशकः
agastya uvāca | tasmāccaṃdraharisthānādāgneyyāṃ diśi saṃsthitaḥ | devo dharmaharirnnāma kalikalmaṣanāśakaḥ
Agastya dit : Au sud-est de ce sanctuaire de Candrahari se tient une divinité nommée Dharmahari, qui détruit les souillures de l’âge de Kali.
Agastya
Tirtha: Dharmahari (near Candrahari), Ayodhyā
Type: temple
Listener: (Implied) his interlocutor(s) in the māhātmya narrative
Scene: Sage Agastya points out the southeast direction from the Candrahari shrine toward a smaller sanctum where Dharmahari stands as a radiant Viṣṇu-form, symbolically sweeping away dark Kali-age miasma.
Holy places in Ayodhyā are mapped as living remedies for Kali-yuga, with Dharmahari specifically praised as a destroyer of Kali’s taints.
Dharmahari (a deity/shrine) located to the southeast of Candrahari-sthāna in Ayodhyā.
No explicit ritual is stated here; the verse primarily gives sacred location and the deity’s purifying power.