यशोधनो वदान्यश्च सुधीर्ब्राह्मणदैवतः । सदैवावभृथस्नानपरिक्लिन्न शिरोरुहः
yaśodhano vadānyaśca sudhīrbrāhmaṇadaivataḥ | sadaivāvabhṛthasnānapariklinna śiroruhaḥ
Ngài giàu có về danh tiếng, rộng lòng bố thí và đầy trí tuệ; đối với Ngài, các Bà-la-môn như chư thiên. Mái tóc Ngài luôn ướt, như vừa tắm lễ avabhṛtha (nghi thức tắm rửa) không ngừng.
Maheśvara (Śiva)
Listener: Pārvatī
Scene: King Amitrajit performs repeated ceremonial bathing—hair wet, water dripping—while offering gifts to brāhmaṇas seated in a ritual enclosure; the scene conveys purity, generosity, and disciplined piety.
True kingship is portrayed as dharma-filled: generosity, reverence for Brahmins, and sustained ritual purity.
The line continues the prelude to the Vīreśvara manifestation account in Kāśī (the tīrtha is contextual to the chapter).
Avabhṛtha-snāna (the concluding ceremonial bath connected with yajña) is referenced as a marker of continual ritual practice.