कुंकुमागरुकर्पूरैः पुष्पैर्गंधैः पृथग्विधैः । तदर्च्चा पूजयामासुः स च राजा दिनेदिने
kuṃkumāgarukarpūraiḥ puṣpairgaṃdhaiḥ pṛthagvidhaiḥ | tadarccā pūjayāmāsuḥ sa ca rājā dinedine
زعفران، عودِ ہندی، کافور، پھولوں اور طرح طرح کی خوشبوؤں سے انہوں نے اُس قابلِ پرستش روپ کی ارچنا کی؛ اور بادشاہ بھی روز بہ روز اسی طرح تعظیم و پوجا کرتا رہا۔
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Type: kshetra
Scene: A sanctum or shrine where devotees and a king offer saffron, agaru, camphor, flowers, and layered fragrances to a revered icon; attendants hold trays of offerings; lamps glow; incense smoke curls upward.
Steady daily worship with pure offerings expresses devotion and sustains the sanctity of the sacred setting.
The verse is within a tīrtha-mahātmya narrative, but it emphasizes the practice of worship rather than naming the site.
Pūjā/arcana using upacāras such as kumkuma, agaru, camphor, flowers, and assorted fragrances—performed daily.