इयं कर्णोत्पलानाम मम कन्या सुशोभना । अस्या भुवि मया लब्धो न समोऽत्र पतिः क्वचित्
iyaṃ karṇotpalānāma mama kanyā suśobhanā | asyā bhuvi mayā labdho na samo'tra patiḥ kvacit
«Esta é minha filha, chamada Karṇotpalā, formosa e radiante. Por ela, nesta terra, não encontrei em parte alguma um esposo que lhe seja igual.»
The King (Satyasaṃdha)
Listener: Śaunaka and sages
Scene: The king gestures toward his radiant daughter Karṇotpalā in the divine court; she stands modestly with downcast eyes, adorned in royal ornaments; the father speaks of her unmatched suitability.
Marriage is treated as a dharmic responsibility: a guardian seeks a worthy, equal partner, not merely a convenient match.
Not specified in this verse; it continues the adhyāya’s tīrtha-centered narrative.
None explicitly; it sets up a request for dharmic counsel regarding marriage.
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