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The Rite of Śrāvaṇa Bright-Fortnight Dvādaśī (Dāmodara Worship) and the Exemplum of King Nṛga
सविधानात् त्वया राजन् भक्त्या वै समुपोषिता । उपोषितायां तस्यां तु राज्यं लब्धं त्वयानघ ॥ ४७.१९ ॥
savidhānāt tvayā rājan bhaktyā vai samupoṣitā | upoṣitāyāṃ tasyāṃ tu rājyaṃ labdhaṃ tvayānagha || 47.19 ||
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Varāha (default framework)
It reflects a common Purāṇic narrative motif in which disciplined observance of vows (especially fasting) is linked to legitimate sovereignty, illustrating how ethical-ritual conduct was integrated into ideals of kingship.
No specific geographic location is mentioned in this verse fragment.
The verse emphasizes disciplined adherence to prescribed observances, performed with devotion, as a valued form of conduct associated with rightful attainment of authority.
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