गजानश्वान्रथान्रौक्माञ्छत्र यानपरिच्छदान् । दासान्दासीरनेकाश्च ददुः शिवकृपार्थिनः
gajānaśvānrathānraukmāñchatra yānaparicchadān | dāsāndāsīranekāśca daduḥ śivakṛpārthinaḥ
In Sehnsucht nach Śivas Gnade gaben sie als fromme Gabe Elefanten, Pferde, goldene Wagen, Schirme, Fahrzeuge und deren Ausstattung, dazu viele männliche und weibliche Diener.
Narrator (Purāṇic narrator; speaker not explicit in snippet)
Scene: A royal charity pavilion: elephants and horses led forward, a gold chariot gleaming, umbrellas and conveyances arranged; donors with folded hands invoking Śiva’s grace; attendants and servants in orderly rows.
Devotional charity offered with the intention of pleasing Śiva is presented as a powerful means to gain divine grace.
This verse sits within a Maṇḍavā-saras/Pradoṣa context in the chapter, though the verse itself focuses on dāna rather than naming the tīrtha.
Dāna—giving valuable gifts (vehicles, royal items, and attendants) as an act of devotion to seek Śiva’s favor.