ततः केदारमासाद्य संस्नाप्य विधिवत्प्रिये । पूजयित्वा विचित्राभिः पुष्पमालाभिरीश्वरम्
tataḥ kedāramāsādya saṃsnāpya vidhivatpriye | pūjayitvā vicitrābhiḥ puṣpamālābhirīśvaram
それからケーダーラ(Kedāra)に至り、愛しき者よ、定められた作法により(主を)沐浴させた。さらに、妙なる花鬘をもって自在天(イーシュヴァラ)を供養した。
Sūta (Lomaharṣaṇa) (deduced)
Tirtha: Kedāra (Prabhāsa-associated)
Type: temple
Listener: priye (addressed beloved, likely the interlocutrix in the narrative frame)
Scene: At the Kedāra shrine: the devotee performs abhiṣeka, streams of water glistening over the liṅga; attendants hold trays of vivid garlands, and the sanctum is fragrant with flowers.
Ritual correctness (vidhi) and loving devotion expressed through offerings are central to tīrtha worship.
Kedāra (a shrine/tīrtha reached within the Prabhāsa-kṣetra circuit) and the worship of Īśvara there.
Ceremonial bathing/ablution (saṃsnāpya) performed according to rite, followed by worship with flower garlands.