Adhyaya 49 — Primordial Human Creation, the Rise of Desire, and the Origins of Settlements, Measures, and Agriculture
शकटारूढभाण्डैश्च गोपालैर्विपणं विना ।
गोस्मूहैस्तथा घोषो यत्रेच्छाभूमिकेतनः ॥
śakaṭārūḍhabhāṇḍaiś ca gopālair vipaṇaṃ vinā / gosamūhais tathā ghoṣo yatreच्छābhūmiketanaḥ
កន្លែងណាដែលអ្នកគោ (cowherds) មានទំនិញផ្ទុកលើរទេះ និងហ្វូងគោរស់នៅ—ប៉ុន្តែមិនមានទីផ្សារ—កន្លែងបែបនោះគឺជា «ឃោស» (ghoṣa) គឺជាជំរុំអ្នកចិញ្ចឹមសត្វ ស្នាក់នៅលើដីណាដែលអាចរកបានតាមចិត្ត។
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Economic form shapes settlement form: pastoral mobility (icchā-bhūmi-ketana) contrasts with agrarian rootedness (kṣetra), showing diverse legitimate livelihoods within dharma.
Ancillary descriptive passage supporting the lived world (loka) in which sarga/pratisarga unfold; not a direct pancalakṣaṇa unit.
The cowherd camp symbolizes a life oriented to ‘go’ (vitality, nourishment) and movement—an inner mode of adaptability rather than fixed accumulation.