तस्मै गोपकुमाराय प्रीतास्ते सर्वभूभुजः । वासोहिरण्यरत्नानि गोमहिष्यादिकं धनम्
tasmai gopakumārāya prītāste sarvabhūbhujaḥ | vāsohiraṇyaratnāni gomahiṣyādikaṃ dhanam
خوش ہو کر اُن سب بادشاہوں نے اُس گوالے کے لڑکے کو کپڑے، سونا، جواہرات، اور گائیں، بھینسیں وغیرہ کی صورت میں دولت عطا کی۔
Sūta (Lomaharṣaṇa) narrating (deduced)
Tirtha: Mahākāla-kṣetra (Ujjayinī) — dāna in the wake of liṅga-darśana
Type: kshetra
Scene: Kings present bundles of fine garments, trays of gold and gems, and lead cows and buffaloes toward a modest cowherd boy, who stands shyly; the mood is reverent gratitude.
Honoring the devotee and supporting dharma through dāna is a royal virtue and a natural fruit of awakened faith.
The Mahākāla-Ujjayinī context, where Śiva’s miracle inspires kings to acts of charity.
Dāna (charitable gifting)—garments, gold, jewels, and cattle—is explicitly described.