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Description of the City of Dharmarāja
Yama
प्रासादकुञ्जेषु विहार्यमाणा न तृप्तिमेवं बहु ताः प्रयान्ति ॥ गन्धः सुगन्धोऽगुरुचन्दनानां वातः शुभो वाति सुशीतमन्दः ॥
prāsāda-kuñjeṣu vihāryamāṇā na tṛptim evaṃ bahu tāḥ prayānti || gandhaḥ sugandho 'guru-candanānāṃ vātaḥ śubho vāti suśīta-mandaḥ ||
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Varāha (default, speaker not explicit in fragment)
It documents a classic Purāṇic sensory register (fragrance, breeze, groves), valuable for studying Sanskrit representations of gardens and elite spaces.
No explicit location-name appears; the setting is characterized as 'prāsāda-kuñja' (palace-groves).
Implicitly, it associates well-ordered environments (cool air, pleasing fragrance, cultivated groves) with human flourishing—an indirect ecological ideal.
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