तद्वाक्यसमकालं च कौशिकत्वमिदं मम । एतावंति दिनान्यासीदष्टाविंशद्दिनं विधेः
tadvākyasamakālaṃ ca kauśikatvamidaṃ mama | etāvaṃti dinānyāsīdaṣṭāviṃśaddinaṃ vidheḥ
自那些话语说出的当下,“拘希迦(Kauśika)”之身分便临于我;它只持续了如此之久——整整二十八日,噢,受命而定者。
Unnamed narrator (continuing first-person account within Kaumārikākhaṇḍa)
Listener: Addressed as 'vidhe' (ordained one)—a respectful vocative to the interlocutor in the frame
Scene: A calm epilogue-like frame: the narrator marks the onset and duration of the Kauśika-state; visual motif of a lunar cycle or 28-day count (moon phases) to symbolize measured time.
States gained through boons or curses can be time-bound; divine speech shapes destiny, yet dharma provides a path through changing conditions.
No tīrtha is mentioned in this verse; it provides narrative timing about the Kauśika state.
None is stated; the verse is descriptive (duration and transformation).