यदावभृथसिस्रासुर्भवेयं द्विजसत्तम । तदा विप्रपदांभोभिरभिषेकं करोम्यहम्
yadāvabhṛthasisrāsurbhaveyaṃ dvijasattama | tadā viprapadāṃbhobhirabhiṣekaṃ karomyaham
اے برہمنوں میں افضل، جب کبھی میں اَوَبھرتھ (یَجْیَہ کے اختتامی غسل) کے لیے روانہ ہوتا ہوں، تب میں برہمنوں کے قدم دھونے کے پانی سے ہی اپنا اَبھِشیک کرتا ہوں۔
A dharmaśīla king (addressing a Brāhmaṇa)
Tirtha: Avabhṛtha-snānāṅga (yajña-concluding bath) in Kāśī context
Type: ghat
Scene: At the end of a grand sacrifice, the king stands at a bathing pavilion holding a kalaśa; brāhmaṇas wash their feet into a vessel; the king pours that water over his head in abhiṣeka; yajña-śālā and extinguished fire altar behind.
Reverence to the worthy (Brāhmaṇas) is treated as a sanctifying power equal to the heights of sacrifice.
The practice is described within the Kāśīkhaṇḍa’s sacred Kāśī setting, emphasizing dharma in a tīrtha-centered worldview.
At avabhṛtha time, the king uses vipra-pādāmbhaḥ (water from Brāhmaṇa feet) for abhiṣeka as an act of devotion and humility.