Devapūjā, Vaiśvadeva Offering, and Bali (देवपूजावैश्वदेवबलिः)
तन्मात्रे दक्षिणाग्रेषु कुशेष्वेवं यजेत् पितॄन् इन्द्रवारुणवायव्या याम्या वा नैरृताय ये
tanmātre dakṣiṇāgreṣu kuśeṣvevaṃ yajet pitṝn indravāruṇavāyavyā yāmyā vā nairṛtāya ye
លើទីកន្លែងពិធីដែលបានវាស់កំណត់នោះ ដោយប្រើស្មៅកុស (kuśa) ដែលចុងស្មៅបែរទៅខាងត្បូង គួរបូជាព្រះបិត្រ (Pitṛs) តាមរបៀបនេះ ដោយអញ្ជើញក្រុមដែលពាក់ព័ន្ធនឹងឥន្ទ្រ (Indra) វរុណ (Varuṇa) និងវាយុ (Vāyu) ឬក្រុមនៃទិសយម (Yama) ឬក្រុមនៃទិសនៃរឋ (Nairṛta) ខាងនិរតី។
Lord Agni (in discourse to Sage Vasiṣṭha, typical Agni Purāṇa narration style)
Primary Rasa: adbhuta
Secondary Rasa: shanta
Type: Kingdom
Sandhi Resolution Notes: kuśeṣu+evam → kuśeṣv evam (v→ṣv sandhi).
It specifies a Śrāddha/Pitṛ-yajana procedure: seat/arrange kuśa with south-pointing tips (dakṣiṇāgra) and invoke Pitṛ-groups by their directional associations (Indra–Varuṇa–Vāyu, Yama, or Nairṛta).
It functions as a compact ritual manual entry—preserving precise liturgical details (orientation, materials, and deity-group mapping)—showing how the Agni Purāṇa catalogs practical rites alongside theology and other sciences.
Correct orientation and invocation are treated as essential for directing offerings to the Pitṛs; performed properly, the rite is understood to support ancestral satisfaction (pitṛ-prīti) and generate purificatory merit for the performer’s lineage.