यमभ्यषिञ्चन् परया मुदा सती:सत्याशिषो दक्षकन्या: सरिद्भि: । यस्य प्रजानां दुदुहे धराऽऽशिषोनिराशिषो गुणवत्सस्नुतोधा: ॥ १० ॥
yam abhyasincan paraya muda satih satyasiso daksa-kanyah saridbhih yasya prajanam duduhe dharasiso nirasiso guna-vatsa-snutodhah
- yam
- whom
- abhyasincan
- bathed
- paraya
- with great
- muda
- satisfaction
- satih
- all chaste and devoted to their husbands
- satya
- true
- asisah
- whose blessings
- daksa-kanyah
- the daughters of King Daksa
- saridbhih
- with sanctified water
- yasya
- whose
- prajanam
- of the citizens
- duduhe
- fulfilled
- dhara
- the planet earth
- asisah
- of all desires
- nirasisah
- although personally having no desire
- guna-vatsa-snuta-udhah
- earth becoming like a cow whose udders flowed upon seeing Gaya’s qualities in ruling over the citizens
All the chaste and honest daughters of Maharaja Daksa, such as Sraddha, Maitri and Daya, whose blessings were always effective, bathed Maharaja Gaya with sanctified water. Indeed, they were very satisfied with Maharaja Gaya. The plane earth personified came as a cow, and, as though she saw her calf, she delivered milk profusely when she saw all the good qualities of Maharaja Gaya. In other words, Maharaja Gaya was able to derive all benefits from the earth and thus satisfy the desires of his citizens. However, he personally had no desire.