पदैर्द्वित्रैर्नृपतिना कृताभ्युत्थानसत्कृतिः । चतुर्निगमजाभिः स तमाशीर्भिरनंदयत्
padairdvitrairnṛpatinā kṛtābhyutthānasatkṛtiḥ | caturnigamajābhiḥ sa tamāśīrbhiranaṃdayat
王は立ち上がり、敬って一歩二歩と進み出て迎えた。するとその婆羅門は王を喜ばせ、四ヴェーダより生まれた祝福の言葉で寿いだ。
Skanda (narrating to Agastya, Kāśīkhaṇḍa convention)
Tirtha: Avimukta (Kāśī)
Type: kshetra
Scene: The king rises from his seat and advances a couple of steps with joined palms; the brāhmaṇa raises his hand in blessing, uttering four-Veda-born benedictions; courtiers witness the sacred exchange.
Respect shown to the learned and holy brings auspiciousness; blessings arise from alignment with Vedic dharma.
Kāśī is the setting of the Kāśīkhaṇḍa narrative; the verse highlights dharmic etiquette within that sacred geography.
A dharmic practice is implied: abhyutthāna (rising to greet) and satkāra (honoring a guest), accompanied by āśīrvāda (benediction).