षट्त्रिंशच्च सहस्राणि गोभुजा जज्ञिरे वराः । सपादलक्षा वणिजो दत्ता मांडलिकाभिधाः
ṣaṭtriṃśacca sahasrāṇi gobhujā jajñire varāḥ | sapādalakṣā vaṇijo dattā māṃḍalikābhidhāḥ
E surgiram trinta e seis mil excelentes Gobhūjas. E foi concedido um lakh e um quarto de mercadores como dependentes, conhecidos pelo nome de “Māṃḍalikas”.
Narrator (specific speaker not explicit in the snippet)
Scene: A panoramic tableau: herds and agrarian workers symbolizing ‘36,000 gobhūjas’; a bustling bazaar of ‘1.25 lakh’ merchants labeled Māṇḍalikas; officials distribute tokens/charters; the sacred center (forest-āśrama/temple) anchors the scene.
The passage underscores scale and organization in dharmic patronage, portraying ordered societal arrangements within the narrative.
No tīrtha is named in this verse; it continues the Dharmāraṇya episode.
No explicit rite is prescribed; it reports numbers connected with giving/assigning (dāna/niyoga) in the narrative.