रक्तचंदनं प्रसाध्याथ प्रसिद्धं स्वकुलं तथा । कुंकुमारक्तपादैस्तैर्गंधपुष्पादिचर्चितैः
raktacaṃdanaṃ prasādhyātha prasiddhaṃ svakulaṃ tathā | kuṃkumāraktapādaistairgaṃdhapuṣpādicarcitaiḥ
پھر سرخ چندن لگا کر انہوں نے اپنے کُل کو بھی مشہور کیا—ان سرخ، کُمکُم سے رنگے قدموں کے نشانوں کے ذریعے، جو خوشبو، پھول وغیرہ سے آراستہ تھے۔
Brahmā (continuing narrative context)
Tirtha: Dharmāraṇya
Type: kshetra
Scene: Priests and devotees anoint red sandal paste and vermilion onto footprint-marks on a document or plaque; garlands and flowers surround it; incense smoke curls upward; the community looks on with pride and devotion.
Devotional acts—fragrance, flowers, sacred anointing—are portrayed as consecrating communal identity when aligned with dharma.
None is named; the verse describes ritual embellishment rather than pilgrimage praise.
Anointing with red sandalwood and kumkuma, and adorning with fragrance and flowers.