अथ सा राजमहिषी पिपासाभिहता भृशम् । सरोऽवतीर्णा चार्वंगी ग्रस्ता ग्राहेण भूयसा
atha sā rājamahiṣī pipāsābhihatā bhṛśam | saro'vatīrṇā cārvaṃgī grastā grāheṇa bhūyasā
پھر شاہی ملکہ شدید پیاس سے بے حد بے قرار ہو کر جھیل میں اتری۔ اس خوش اندام خاتون کو ایک طاقتور مگرمچھ نے زور سے پکڑ لیا۔
Narrator (contextual Purāṇic narration; specific speaker not explicit in the given snippet)
Tirtha: Vimala-saras
Type: kund
Scene: The queen steps into the clear lake to drink and cool herself; suddenly a crocodile erupts, clamping onto her limb, water splashing as she struggles in terror and pain.
Need and vulnerability can lead into peril; Purāṇic narratives often use such moments to reveal destiny’s turning points and the need for protection through dharma.
A lake is central, but it is not named as a specific tīrtha in this verse.
None; the verse narrates an event at the lake.