कुशनाभकन्याशतविवाहः — The Marriage of Kuśanābha’s Hundred Daughters
and the Birth of Brahmadatta
यथाक्रमं तत: पाणीन् जग्राह रघुनन्दन।ब्रह्मदत्तो महीपालस्तासां देवपतिर्यथा।।1.33.22।।
yathākramaṁ tataḥ pāṇīn jagrāha raghunandana |
brahmadatto mahīpālas tāsāṁ devapatir yathā ||1.33.22||
បន្ទាប់មក ឱ អ្នកជាទីរីករាយនៃវង្សរាឃុ ព្រះបាទព្រហ្មទត្តបានកាន់ដៃនាងទាំងឡាយតាមលំដាប់ ដូចព្រះឥន្ទ្រា ព្រះមហាទេវរាជ ទទួលដៃទេវីទាំងឡាយ។
O son of Raghu's dynasty! that king Brahmadatta resembling Indra received the hands of those maidens' in due order.
Marriage is shown as a regulated rite (maryādā) done ‘in due order,’ emphasizing social and ritual propriety.
Brahmadatta performs the marriage acceptance (taking the hand) with the hundred daughters sequentially.
Orderliness and adherence to prescribed conduct—dharma expressed through correct procedure.