विधायाशां महाभाग त्वदंतिकमुपागतौ । आवां चिरायुर्ज्ञातांशाविन्द्रद्युम्नमिति द्विज
vidhāyāśāṃ mahābhāga tvadaṃtikamupāgatau | āvāṃ cirāyurjñātāṃśāvindradyumnamiti dvija
اے صاحبِ سعادت! ہم نے تم پر امید باندھ کر تمہارے پاس حاضری دی ہے۔ ہم دونوں—میں اور چِرایو—تمہیں اندردیومن ہی پہچانتے ہیں، اے دِوِج۔
Cirāyu (speaking on behalf of ‘we two’, addressing a dvija)
Scene: Two seekers—Mārkaṇḍeya and Cirāyu—stand respectfully before a dvija addressed as ‘fortunate one’, with a gesture of recognition: ‘You are Indradyumna.’ The moment is revelatory, calm, and charged with destiny.
Hope in dharma is sustained through remembrance and recognition: identity and consequence can span births, calling one back to responsibility.
No tīrtha is named in this verse; it focuses on recognition and narrative continuity.
None in this verse.