Praise and Procedure of Donating the Two-Faced Kapilā Cow and the Golden Pot
Hema-kumbha
Uttara Bhāga (context-based) · Purāṇa narration lineage (śiṣya-paramparā)
तस्यापि शिष्यॊ भविता नाम्ना वै रोमहार्षणिः ॥ असौ शुनकपुत्राय कथयिष्यति नान्यथा
tasyāpi śiṣyo bhavitā nāmnā vai romaharṣaṇiḥ || asau śunakaputrāya kathayiṣyati nānyathā
tasyApi shiShyo bhavitA nAmnA vai romaharShaNiH || asau shunakaputrAya kathayiShyati nAnyathA
అతనికీ రోమహర్షణి అనే శిష్యుడు ఉంటాడు. అతడు శౌనకుని కుమారునికి ఇదే విధంగా చెప్పును; వేరేలా కాదు.
Varāha
Curious
Who will preserve and transmit this narration after the primary teacher—what is the next link in the chain?
Purāṇic truth is safeguarded by a fixed, reliable chain of narrators (Vyāsa → Romaharṣaṇi/Sūta → Śaunaka’s line).
Value faithful repetition (yathā-śrutam) in teaching; preserve texts through disciplined memorization and communal recitation.
Varaha Purana 112.72 (prelude to lineage); Varaha Purana 112.74-76 (canon enumeration following lineage)
It preserves a named chain of transmitters, mirroring the Purāṇic convention of anchoring texts in authoritative recitation lineages.
No location is stated; the verse is concerned with persons and transmission.
It emphasizes fidelity in transmission (“not otherwise”), highlighting careful preservation of inherited knowledge.
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