कडोव्या नवमं चैव कोहाटोया दशमं तथा । हरडीयैकादशं चैव भदुकीया द्वादशं तथा
kaḍovyā navamaṃ caiva kohāṭoyā daśamaṃ tathā | haraḍīyaikādaśaṃ caiva bhadukīyā dvādaśaṃ tathā
Kaḍovyā là thứ chín, còn Kohāṭoyā là thứ mười. Haraḍīyā là thứ mười một, và Bhadukīyā cũng là thứ mười hai.
Unspecified (narrative voice within Dharmāraṇyakhaṇḍa)
Tirtha: Kaḍovyā / Kohāṭoyā / Haraḍīyā / Bhadukīyā (sequence markers)
Type: kshetra
Listener: narādhipa (king)
Scene: A pilgrim-scribe or sage points to a palm-leaf itinerary listing the 9th–12th tirthas; a stylized forest-edge of Dharmāraṇya with small shrines/ponds marked by name-banners.
Pilgrimage literature preserves dharma by mapping sacred landscapes—naming places keeps the tīrtha-network alive in memory and practice.
A sequence of named locales is enumerated: Kaḍovyā, Kohāṭoyā, Haraḍīyā, and Bhadukīyā within the Dharmāraṇya context.
No ritual instruction appears; the verse functions as a geographic/lineage list within the māhātmya-style narration.