पुनरागत्य स्थानेऽस्मिन्दत्ता ग्रामास्त्रयोदश । काश्यप्यां चैव गंगायां महादानानि षोडश
punarāgatya sthāne'smindattā grāmāstrayodaśa | kāśyapyāṃ caiva gaṃgāyāṃ mahādānāni ṣoḍaśa
پھر اسی مقام پر لوٹ کر تیرہ گاؤں عطیہ کیے گئے؛ اور کاشیپی اور گنگا کے کنارے سولہ مہادان ادا کیے گئے۔
Narrator (specific speaker not explicit in the snippet)
Tirtha: Gaṅgā (and Kāśyapī as named locality)
Type: ghat
Scene: A donor-king returns to a sanctified spot; scribes and priests record grants of thirteen villages; on the riverbank of Gaṅgā, sixteen mahādānas are ceremonially offered with water-libations and Vedic chanting.
Charity performed in sacred places—especially associated with the Gaṅgā—becomes a powerful vehicle of dharma and merit.
The Gaṅgā is explicitly invoked as a sacred locus for mahādāna; Kāśyapī is also named as a place of religious gifting.
Performance of mahādānas (sixteen great gifts) and grāma-dāna (donation of villages).