सप्तगोदावरीतीर्थं तथैव समुदाहृतम् । निर्मलेशं तथान्यच्च कर्णिकारं सुशोभनम्
saptagodāvarītīrthaṃ tathaiva samudāhṛtam | nirmaleśaṃ tathānyacca karṇikāraṃ suśobhanam
Cũng vậy, thánh địa Saptagodāvarī được tuyên xưng; lại có Nirmaleśa; và một thánh xứ khác, Karṇikāra, đẹp đẽ trang nghiêm.
Skanda (deduced from continuity of the chapter)
Tirtha: Saptagodāvarī-tīrtha; Nirmaleśa; Karṇikāra
Type: sangam
Listener: Devī
Scene: A serene river confluence scene with seven visible channels (Saptagodāvarī), a small white-stone liṅga shrine labeled Nirmaleśa, and a blooming karṇikāra tree shading pilgrims offering water and flowers.
Holy rivers and their tīrthas are celebrated as concentrated points of purification and devotion within the wider sacred geography.
Saptagodāvarī Tīrtha is explicitly named, along with Nirmaleśa and Karṇikāra.
No ritual is specified in this verse.
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