धनुश्च दिव्यं पुरटोपनद्धं तूणावरिक्तौ कवचं च दिव्यम् । पितामहस्तस्य ददौ च माला- मम्लानपुष्पां जलजं च शुक्र: ॥ ६ ॥
dhanus ca divyam puratopanaddham tunav ariktau kavacam ca divyam pitamahas tasya dadau ca malam amlana-puspam jalajam ca sukrah
- dhanuh
- a bow
- ca
- also
- divyam
- uncommon
- purata-upanaddham
- covered with gold
- tunau
- two quivers
- ariktau
- infallible
- kavacam ca
- and armor
- divyam
- celestial
- pitamahah tasya
- his grandfather, namely Prahlada Maharaja
- dadau
- gave
- ca
- and
- malam
- a garland
- amlana-puspam
- made of flowers that do not fade away
- jala jam
- a conchshell (which is born in water)
- ca
- as well as
- sukrah
- Sukracarya.
A gilded bow, two quivers of infallible arrows, and celestial armor also appeared. Bali Maharaja’s grandfather Prahlada Maharaja offered Bali a garland of flowers that would never fade, and Sukracarya gave him a conchshell.