Devi Bhagavatam 7.13.43 — Devi Gita & Liberation, Skandha 7, Adhyaya 13, Shloka 43
Vishvamitra Resolves to Uplift Trishanku from His Curse
अहन्यहनि भूपालो वृक्षेऽस्मिन्मृगसूकरान् । विन्यस्य याति हत्वासौ प्रत्यहं दययान्वितः
ahanyahani bhūpālo vṛkṣe'sminmṛgasūkarān | vinyasya yāti hatvāsau pratyahaṃ dayayānvitaḥ
วันแล้ววันเล่า พระราชาผู้เปี่ยมด้วยความเมตตา ทรงล่ากวางและหมูป่าแล้วนำเนื้อมาผูกไว้ที่ต้นไม้นี้ก่อนจะเสด็จจากไป
Vishvamitra's wife
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Narrator: Vyasa
Listener: Janamejaya
Dialogue Context: Vishvamitra's wife describing the king's daily routine of providing food
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Text: Shows the nobility of 'Gupta Daan' (anonymous/secret charity). The king provides for a Brahmana family without making them feel the humiliation of begging.
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Every day, he would hunt wild animals like deer and boars, and discreetly tie the meat to a specific tree for the family to take.
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