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The Sanctity of the Kṛṣṇagaṅgā Pilgrimage-Ford and the Account of the Brahmin Vasu’s Daughter
एवंविधा तत्र तत्र तीर्थस्नानपरायणा ॥ दृष्टा वेश्यसमूहेन प्रागल्भ्येन तदा क्वचित् ॥
evaṃvidhā tatra tatra tīrthasnānaparāyaṇā | dṛṣṭā veśyāsamūhena prāgalbhyena tadā kvacit ||
Woh tirtho par jaake nahaati rehti thi. Ek baar kuchh tawaifon ne use dekh liya. Woh log bahar nikal ke baat karti thi.
Varāha (default for this fragmentary excerpt)
It juxtaposes tīrtha-practice (ritual bathing) with social groups present around pilgrimage circuits, offering material for studying lived religious geographies and social interaction in narrative sources.
The verse mentions tīrthas in general but does not name a specific site.
Implicitly, it foregrounds pilgrimage discipline (tīrtha-snānā) as a valued practice, though no direct instruction is stated.
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