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The Greatness of Kubjāmraka: Raibhya’s Boon and the Teaching on the Sacred Tīrthas
वराह उवाच ॥ सर्वं तत्कथयिष्यामि सर्वलोकसुखावहम् ॥ यच्च कुब्जाम्रके पुष्टिर्यच्च तीर्थमनिन्दिते
varāha uvāca || sarvaṃ tat kathayiṣyāmi sarvalokasukhāvaham || yacca kubjāmrake puṣṭir yacca tīrtham anindite
वराह बोले, मैं सब कुछ बताऊँगा जो सबकी खुशी का काम करे। कुब्जाम्रक की बरकत और उस तीर्थ की बात, दोनों समझाऊँगा।
Varāha
It marks a formal narrative shift: the instructor figure (Varāha) authorizes an explanation of tīrtha traditions, a key feature of Purāṇic catalogues of sacred places.
Kubjāmraka is explicitly named; the tīrtha is referenced but not yet specified here beyond being part of the forthcoming explanation.
Knowledge is framed as ‘sukhāvaha’ (welfare-bearing), implying that truthful, careful narration serves collective well-being.
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