दद्याच्छयामाकनीवारान्विद्रुमं चाजिनानि च । सप्तधान्यानि शालींश्च सक्तूंश्च गुडसंयुतान्
dadyācchayāmākanīvārānvidrumaṃ cājināni ca | saptadhānyāni śālīṃśca saktūṃśca guḍasaṃyutān
شیاماک اور نیوار کے اناج، وِدرُم (مونگا) اور اَجِن (کھالیں) بھی دان کرے؛ نیز سات قسم کے غلے، شالی چاول اور گُڑ ملا ستّو بھی پیش کرے۔
Sūta (Lomaharṣaṇa) (deduced)
Tirtha: Dvārakā (contextual)
Type: kshetra
Scene: A donation scene with neatly arranged offerings: baskets of śyāmāka and nīvāra, sacks of seven grains, polished rice, bowls of saktu mixed with jaggery, a piece of red coral displayed, folded skins; priest records gifts while recipients receive respectfully.
Punya is strengthened through tangible, nourishing gifts—especially food-grains—offered as part of sacred duty.
The dāna-list belongs to the Ṛṣitīrtha observances in the Siddheśvara-associated Dvārakā-māhātmya.
Dāna of grains (including sapta-dhānya), rice, saktu with jaggery, along with items like coral and skins.