मुद्गत्यागाद्रिपुमृती राजमाषाद्धनाढ्यता । अश्वाप्तिस्तंडुलत्यागाच्चातुर्मास्येऽभिजायते
mudgatyāgādripumṛtī rājamāṣāddhanāḍhyatā | aśvāptistaṃḍulatyāgāccāturmāsye'bhijāyate
Durch Verzicht auf Mudga (Mungbohne) bewirkt man den Untergang der Feinde; durch Verzicht auf Rājamāṣa (eine Hülsenfrucht) erlangt man Wohlstand und Reichtum. Durch Verzicht auf Reis gewinnt man Pferde — solche Früchte entspringen der Cāturmāsya-Observanz.
Skanda (deduced from Nāgara-khaṇḍa Tīrthamāhātmya instructional tone)
Scene: A householder-devotee takes a vow before a deity; behind him symbols of prosperity—granary, coins, and a stable with horses—while he sets aside bowls of mung, rājamāṣa, and rice as renounced items.
Renunciation offered as a vow becomes dharma; dharma protects the devotee with both worldly stability and auspicious fortune.
No particular tīrtha is named in this verse; it is a general phalaśruti within the Tīrthamāhātmya discourse.
Cāturmāsya food-abstinences: mudga, rājamāṣa, and taṇḍula (rice).