The Genealogy of the Pitṛs and the Determination of Śrāddha Times
तत्र दैत्यान्तकृद् देवः प्रोच्यते तीर्थचिन्तकैः । आराधयामास हरिं दैत्यसूदनसंज्ञितम् ॥ १३.४ ॥
tatra daityāntakṛd devaḥ procyate tīrthacintakaiḥ | ārādhayāmāsa hariṃ daityasūdana-saṃjñitam || 13.4 ||
Di sana, dewa yang dikenali sebagai “Penghancur Daitya” disebut-sebut oleh mereka yang merenungi tīrtha. Di tempat itu, dia memuja Hari, yang bergelar “Pembunuh Daitya”.
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It reflects a Purāṇic mode of cataloguing sacred sites through named epithets and local theological memory, indicating how tīrthas were interpreted and transmitted by specialized commentators (tīrtha-cintakas).
The verse indicates a specific ‘there’ (tatra) within a larger tīrtha description, but the precise place-name is not present in this excerpt; identification requires adjoining verses in Adhyāya 13.
The passage primarily conveys a cultural-philosophical instruction about venerating sacred places through reflective engagement (cintā) and disciplined worship (ārādhana), rather than issuing a direct moral injunction.
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