तर्पयामास कव्येन प्रत्यब्दं पितृदेवताः । त्रयीमध्यैष्ट सततमपाठीच्छास्त्रमर्थवत्
tarpayāmāsa kavyena pratyabdaṃ pitṛdevatāḥ | trayīmadhyaiṣṭa satatamapāṭhīcchāstramarthavat
Setiap tahun baginda menenteramkan para dewa leluhur dengan persembahan kavya (śrāddha). Baginda sentiasa melaksanakan upacara berasaskan tiga Veda, serta menelaah śāstra dengan memahami maknanya.
Sūta
Scene: Manojava performs annual pitṛ-tarpaṇa with water and sesame; a śrāddha setting with offerings (kavya) to ancestors; later, the king studies scriptures with a teacher, emphasizing comprehension.
Dharma includes gratitude to ancestors, fidelity to Vedic discipline, and scriptural study that penetrates meaning—not mere recitation.
Indirectly supports the Maṅgala-tīrtha legend by portraying the king’s dharmic qualifications that make the tīrtha narrative exemplary.
Annual pitṛ-tarpaṇa/offerings (kavya), continual Vedic rites, and meaningful study/recitation of śāstra.
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