Harihara Revelation and the Kurukshetra Tirtha Cycle: Sthanu in Vishnu and the Sanctification of Saptasarasvata
देकारश्चोरुयुगलं मकरो ऽप्यत्र संस्थितः माघो निगदितो मासः पत्रकं दशमं स्मृतम्
dekāraścoruyugalaṃ makaro 'pyatra saṃsthitaḥ māgho nigadito māsaḥ patrakaṃ daśamaṃ smṛtam
音节“de”被配属给双大腿;此处亦安置 makara(摩伽罗,鳄/海兽)。该月宣称为 Māgha(摩伽月);此被记为第十 patraka(分段)。
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In this chapter the text uses ‘patraka’ as a numbered unit within a twelvefold scheme connected to Keśava—functioning like a ritual-encyclopedic ‘leaf’ that links syllables, body-parts, emblems/creatures, and months for remembrance and worship.
The pairing reflects a symbolic correspondence system rather than a narrative event. Makara is a prominent aquatic/solar emblem in Indic iconography and calendrical thought; the verse states its placement as part of the chapter’s fixed mnemonic mapping.
No. Although Adhyaya 35 belongs to a larger Saromāhātmya-style setting, this particular śloka is purely schematic and contains no geographic toponyms.