tathaivalakananda daksinena brahma-sadanad bahuni giri-kutany
atikramya hemakutad dhaimakutany ati-rabhasatara-ramhasa
luthayanti bharatam abhivarsam daksinasyam disi jaladhim
abhipravisati yasyam snanartham cagacchatah pumsah pade pade
'svamedha-rajasuyadinam phalam na durlabham iti.
tatha eva-similarly; alakananda-the branch known as Alakananda; daksinena-by the southern side; brahma-sadanat-from the city known as Brahmapuri; bahuni-many; giri-kutani-the tops of mountains; atikramya-crossing over; hemakutat-from Hemakuta Mountain; haimakutani-and Himakuta; ati-rabhasatara-more fiercely; ramhasa-with great force; luthayanti-plundering; bharatam abhivarsam-on all sides of Bharata-varsa; daksinasyam-in the southern; disi-direction; jaladhim-the ocean of salt water; abhipravisati-enters into; yasyam-in which; snana-artham-for bathing; ca-and; agacchatah-of one who is coming; pumsah-a person; pade pade-at every step; asvamedha-rajasuya-adinam-of great sacrifices like the Asvamedha yajna and Rajasuya yajna; phalam-the result; na-not; durlabham-very difficult to obtain; iti-thus.