कन्याकोटिप्रदानं च स्वर्णभारशतं तथा । दत्तं रत्नायुतशतं यैः कृतो जागरो हरेः
kanyākoṭipradānaṃ ca svarṇabhāraśataṃ tathā | dattaṃ ratnāyutaśataṃ yaiḥ kṛto jāgaro hareḥ
مَن أقام سَهَرَ الليل تعبّدًا لهاري، فكأنما قدّم مهورَ زواجٍ لكروراتٍ من العذارى، وبذل مئةَ حِملٍ من الذهب، وأعطى مئاتِ عشراتِ الألوف من الجواهر.
Skanda (deduced from section context)
Tirtha: Dvārakā (Hari-jāgara)
Type: kshetra
Scene: A devotee keeps vigil before Hari while symbolic offerings—bridal gifts, gold, and gem caskets—appear as radiant metaphors around the shrine, indicating equivalent merit.
The Purāṇa magnifies the vrata: Hari’s jāgara is celebrated as spiritually equivalent to extraordinary acts of dāna.
Dvārakā, within the Dvārakā Māhātmya praising Vāsudeva’s observances.
Perform Hari’s night-vigil; its fruit is compared to vast charitable gifts of kanyā-dāna, gold, and gems.