साशिषं च ततो राज्ञा स्वोत्संग उपवेशितः । आघ्राय स्नेहतो मूर्ध्नि प्रोक्तश्च जनसंसदि
sāśiṣaṃ ca tato rājñā svotsaṃga upaveśitaḥ | āghrāya snehato mūrdhni proktaśca janasaṃsadi
それから王は祝福を授け、彼を自らの膝に座らせた。愛情深くその頭頂に口づけ(香りを吸うように)し、衆人の集う場で語りかけた。
Ugraśravā (Sūta)
Scene: The king seats the youth on his lap before the assembly, blesses him, and affectionately smells/kisses the crown of his head, then speaks to the gathered people.
A righteous ruler upholds dharma through public honor, blessings, and affectionate care for dependents and kin.
None; the verse is set in a royal assembly rather than a pilgrimage context.
No formal ritual; it depicts āśīrvāda (blessing) and respectful reception.