एकैकशो दशदश ददौ धेनूः पयस्विनीः । चत्वारिंशच्छतं प्रादाद्ग्रामाणां चतुराधिकम्
ekaikaśo daśadaśa dadau dhenūḥ payasvinīḥ | catvāriṃśacchataṃ prādādgrāmāṇāṃ caturādhikam
Jedem gab er zehn und nochmals zehn milchgebende Kühe; und er verlieh vierhundert und vier Dörfer.
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Scene: Rows of white milch-cows with decorated horns are led forward; brāhmaṇas receive them in counted groups; a herald proclaims the grant of hundreds of villages; scribes inscribe copper-plate grants; the king oversees with composed generosity.
Great gifts given in a sacred context—especially cows and land—are upheld as royal dharma and a source of immense merit.
Dharmāraṇya, where the generosity connected with sacred restoration is celebrated.
Godaana (gift of milch-cows) and grāma-dāna (granting villages/land endowments).