दश धर्माय कायादाद्द्विषट्त्रिणव चेन्दवे । भूताङ्गिर:कृशाश्वेभ्यो द्वे द्वे तार्क्ष्याय चापरा: ॥ २ ॥
dasa dharmaya kayadad dvi-sat tri-nava cendave bhutangirah-krsasvebhyo dve dve tarksyaya caparah
- dasa
- ten
- dharmaya
- unto King Dharma, Yamaraja
- kaya
- unto Kasyapa
- adat
- gave
- dvi-sat
- twice six and one (thirteen)
- tri-nava
- thrice nine (twenty-seven)
- ca
- also
- indave
- unto the moon-god
- bhuta-angirah-krsasvebhyah
- unto Bhuta, Angira and Krsasva
- dve dve
- two each
- tarksyaya
- again unto Kasyapa
- ca
- and
- aparah
- the balance.
He gave ten daughters in charity to Dharmaraja (Yamaraja), thirteen to Kasyapa (first twelve and then one more), twenty-seven to the moon-god, and two each to Angira, Krsasva and Bhuta. The other four daughters were given to Kasyapa.