Padma Purana — Bhumi Khanda — Chapter 99
PdP 2 99.1
विष्णुरुवाच- स्तोत्रं पवित्रं परमं पुराणं पापापहं पुण्यमयं शिवं च । धन्यं सुसूक्तं परमं सुजाप्यं निशम्य राजा स सुखी बभूव
viṣṇuruvāca- stotraṃ pavitraṃ paramaṃ purāṇaṃ pāpāpahaṃ puṇyamayaṃ śivaṃ ca | dhanyaṃ susūktaṃ paramaṃ sujāpyaṃ niśamya rājā sa sukhī babhūva
Viṣṇu said: Having heard that hymn — pure, supreme, ancient, destroying sin, full of merit and auspicious, blessed, well-composed, supreme, well worth reciting — that king became happy.
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PdP 2 99.2
गतासु तृष्णा क्षुधया समेता देवोपमो भूमिपतिर्बभूव । भार्या च तस्यापि विभाति रूपैर्युक्तावुभौ पापविबंधमाप्तौ
gatāsu tṛṣṇā kṣudhayā sametā devopamo bhūmipatirbabhūva | bhāryā ca tasyāpi vibhāti rūpairyuktāvubhau pāpavibaṃdhamāptau
When his thirst together with hunger had gone, the lord of the earth became like a god; and his wife too shone with beauty — the two of them, joined together, had (their) bondage of sin released.
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PdP 2 99.3
देवः सुदेवैः परिवारितोसौ विप्रैः सुसिद्धैर्हरिभक्तियुक्तैः । आगत्य भूपं गतकल्मषं तं श्रीशंखचक्राब्जगदासिधर्ता
devaḥ sudevaiḥ parivāritosau vipraiḥ susiddhairharibhaktiyuktaiḥ | āgatya bhūpaṃ gatakalmaṣaṃ taṃ śrīśaṃkhacakrābjagadāsidhartā
That God, surrounded by the good gods and by brahmins, perfected ones endowed with devotion to Hari, bearer of the blessed conch, discus, lotus, mace and sword, having come to that king whose sin had departed —
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PdP 2 99.4
श्रीनारदो भार्गव व्यास पुण्या समागतस्तत्र मृकंडसूनुः । वाल्मीकि नामा मुनिर्विष्णुभक्तः समागतो ब्रह्मसुतो वसिष्ठः
śrīnārado bhārgava vyāsa puṇyā samāgatastatra mṛkaṃḍasūnuḥ | vālmīki nāmā munirviṣṇubhaktaḥ samāgato brahmasuto vasiṣṭhaḥ
The blessed Nārada, Bhārgava, Vyāsa — the meritorious ones — came there, and the son of Mṛkaṇḍa; the sage named Vālmīki, devotee of Viṣṇu, came, and Vasiṣṭha, Brahmā's son.
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PdP 2 99.5
गर्गो महात्मा हरिभक्तियुक्तो जाबालिरैभ्यावथ कश्यपश्च । आजग्मुरेते हरिणा समेता विष्णुप्रिया भागवतां वरिष्ठाः
gargo mahātmā haribhaktiyukto jābāliraibhyāvatha kaśyapaśca | ājagmurete hariṇā sametā viṣṇupriyā bhāgavatāṃ variṣṭhāḥ
The great-souled Garga, endowed with devotion to Hari, Jābāli, Aibhya, and Kaśyapa — these came, assembled with Hari, dear to Viṣṇu, the foremost of the devotees.
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PdP 2 99.6
पुण्याः सुधन्या गतकल्मषास्ते हरेः सुपादांबुजभक्तियुक्ताः । श्रीवासुदेवं परिवार्य तस्थुः स्तुवंति भूपं विविधप्रकारैः
puṇyāḥ sudhanyā gatakalmaṣāste hareḥ supādāṃbujabhaktiyuktāḥ | śrīvāsudevaṃ parivārya tasthuḥ stuvaṃti bhūpaṃ vividhaprakāraiḥ
Meritorious, greatly blessed, their sin gone, endowed with devotion to the fair lotus-feet of Hari, they stood surrounding blessed Vāsudeva; they praise the king in various ways.
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PdP 2 99.7
देवाश्च सर्वे हुतभुङ्मुखाश्च ब्रह्मा हरिश्चापि सुदिव्यदेव्यः । गायंति दिव्यं मधुरं मनोहरं गंधर्वराजादिसुगायनाश्च
devāśca sarve hutabhuṅmukhāśca brahmā hariścāpi sudivyadevyaḥ | gāyaṃti divyaṃ madhuraṃ manoharaṃ gaṃdharvarājādisugāyanāśca
And all the gods, and those whose mouth is the fire-oblation, Brahmā and Hari too, and the wholly divine goddesses, and the fine singers led by the king of the Gandharvas, sing what is divine, sweet, and captivating.
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PdP 2 99.8
सुवेद युक्तैः परमार्थसंमितैः स्तवैः सुपुण्यैर्मुनयः स्तुवंति । दृष्ट्वा पतिं भूपतिमेव देवो हरिर्बभाषे वचनं मनोहरम्
suveda yuktaiḥ paramārthasaṃmitaiḥ stavaiḥ supuṇyairmunayaḥ stuvaṃti | dṛṣṭvā patiṃ bhūpatimeva devo harirbabhāṣe vacanaṃ manoharam
The sages praise (him) with highly meritorious hymns furnished with the good Vedas and consonant with the highest truth; and the God Hari, seeing the lord, the king himself, spoke a captivating word.
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PdP 2 99.9
वरं यथेष्टं वरयस्व भूपते ददाम्यहं ते परितोषितो यतः । हरेस्तु वाक्यं स निशम्य राजा दृष्ट्वा मुरारिं वदमानमग्रे
varaṃ yatheṣṭaṃ varayasva bhūpate dadāmyahaṃ te paritoṣito yataḥ | harestu vākyaṃ sa niśamya rājā dṛṣṭvā murāriṃ vadamānamagre
"Choose a boon as you wish, O king of the earth; I give it to you, since I am well pleased." And that king, hearing Hari's speech, seeing Murāri speaking before him —
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PdP 2 99.10
नीलोत्पलाभं मुरघातिनं प्रभुं तं शंखचक्रासिगदाप्रधारिणम् । श्रियासमेतं परमेश्वरं तं रत्नोज्ज्वलं कंकणहारभूषितम्
nīlotpalābhaṃ muraghātinaṃ prabhuṃ taṃ śaṃkhacakrāsigadāpradhāriṇam | śriyāsametaṃ parameśvaraṃ taṃ ratnojjvalaṃ kaṃkaṇahārabhūṣitam
— him who has the sheen of a blue lotus, the slayer of Mura, the Lord, bearing conch, discus, sword and mace, accompanied by Śrī, that Supreme Lord, blazing with jewels, adorned with bracelets and necklaces,
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PdP 2 99.11
रविप्रभं देवगणैः सुसेवितं महार्घहाराभरणैः सुभूषितम् । सुदिव्यगंधैर्वरलेपनैर्हरिं सुभक्तिभावैरवनीं गतो नृपः
raviprabhaṃ devagaṇaiḥ susevitaṃ mahārghahārābharaṇaiḥ subhūṣitam | sudivyagaṃdhairvaralepanairhariṃ subhaktibhāvairavanīṃ gato nṛpaḥ
— radiant as the sun, well attended by the hosts of gods, finely adorned with very costly necklaces and ornaments, (anointed) with wholly divine perfumes and excellent unguents — (seeing) Hari, the king fell to the ground in feelings of deep devotion.
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PdP 2 99.12
दंडप्रणामैः सततं नमाम जयेति वाचाथ महानृपस्तदा । दासोस्मि भृत्योस्मि पुरः स ते सदा भक्तिं न जाने न च भावमुत्तमम्
daṃḍapraṇāmaiḥ satataṃ namāma jayeti vācātha mahānṛpastadā | dāsosmi bhṛtyosmi puraḥ sa te sadā bhaktiṃ na jāne na ca bhāvamuttamam
With prostrations at full length, (saying) "we bow continually," and with the word "Victory!", the great king then (said): "I am your slave, I am your servant, ever before you; I know neither devotion nor the highest feeling.
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PdP 2 99.13
जायान्वितं मामिह चागतं हरे प्रपाहि वै त्वां शरणं प्रपन्नम् । धन्यास्तु ते माधव मानवा द्विजाः सदैव ते ध्यानमनोविलीनाः
jāyānvitaṃ māmiha cāgataṃ hare prapāhi vai tvāṃ śaraṇaṃ prapannam | dhanyāstu te mādhava mānavā dvijāḥ sadaiva te dhyānamanovilīnāḥ
O Hari, protect me who have come here together with my wife, who have gone to you for refuge. Blessed indeed, O Mādhava, are those men and twice-born who are ever dissolved in mind through meditation on you.
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PdP 2 99.14
समुच्चरंतो भव माधवेति प्रयांति वैकुंठमितः सुनिर्मलाः । तवैव पादांबुजनिर्गतं पयः पुण्यं तथा ये शिरसा वहंति
samuccaraṃto bhava mādhaveti prayāṃti vaikuṃṭhamitaḥ sunirmalāḥ | tavaiva pādāṃbujanirgataṃ payaḥ puṇyaṃ tathā ye śirasā vahaṃti
Uttering aloud "Become Mādhava!", wholly stainless, they go from here to Vaikuṇṭha; and those who bear on their head the holy water that has issued from your lotus feet —
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PdP 2 99.15
समस्ततीर्थोद्भव तोय आप्लुतास्ते मानवा यांति हरेः सुधाम
samastatīrthodbhava toya āplutāste mānavā yāṃti hareḥ sudhāma
— bathed in water that is the origin of all sacred fords, those men go to the fair abode of Hari.
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PdP 2 99.16
नास्ति योगो न मे भक्तिर्ज्ञानं नास्ति न मे क्रिया । कस्य पुण्यस्य संगेन वरं मह्यं प्रयच्छसि
nāsti yogo na me bhaktirjñānaṃ nāsti na me kriyā | kasya puṇyasya saṃgena varaṃ mahyaṃ prayacchasi
I have no yoga, no devotion, no knowledge, no ritual action. Through connection with what merit do you grant me a boon?
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PdP 2 99.17
हरिरुवाच- वासुदेवाभिधानं यन्महापातकनाशनम् । भवता विज्वलात्पुण्याच्छ्रुतं राजन्विकल्मषः
hariruvāca- vāsudevābhidhānaṃ yanmahāpātakanāśanam | bhavatā vijvalātpuṇyācchrutaṃ rājanvikalmaṣaḥ
Hari said: The name "Vāsudeva," which destroys the great sins, was heard by you out of blazing merit, O king; (thereby you are) free of sin.
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PdP 2 99.18
तेन त्वं मुक्तिभागी च संजातो नात्र संशयः । मम लोके प्रभुंक्ष्व त्वं दिव्यान्भोगान्मनोनुगान्
tena tvaṃ muktibhāgī ca saṃjāto nātra saṃśayaḥ | mama loke prabhuṃkṣva tvaṃ divyānbhogānmanonugān
By that you have become a sharer in liberation too — there is no doubt here. Enjoy in my world divine pleasures that follow your wish.
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PdP 2 99.19
राजोवाच- यदिदेववरोदेयोममदीनस्यवैत्वया । विज्वलायप्रयच्छत्वंप्रथमंवरमुत्तमम्
rājovāca- yadidevavarodeyomamadīnasyavaitvayā | vijvalāyaprayacchatvaṃprathamaṃvaramuttamam
The king said: If, O best of gods, a boon is to be given by you to wretched me, then grant the first and highest boon to Vijvala.
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PdP 2 99.20
हरिरुवाच- विज्वलस्य पिता पुण्यः कुंजलो ज्ञानमंडितः । वासुदेवमहास्तोत्रं नित्यं पठति भूपते
hariruvāca- vijvalasya pitā puṇyaḥ kuṃjalo jñānamaṃḍitaḥ | vāsudevamahāstotraṃ nityaṃ paṭhati bhūpate
Hari said: Vijvala's father, the meritorious Kuñjala, adorned with knowledge, recites daily the great hymn to Vāsudeva, O lord of the earth.
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PdP 2 99.21
पुत्रैः प्रियासमेतोऽसौ मम गेहं प्रयास्यति । एतत्तु जपते स्तोत्रं सदा दास्याम्यहं फलम्
putraiḥ priyāsameto'sau mama gehaṃ prayāsyati | etattu japate stotraṃ sadā dāsyāmyahaṃ phalam
He, together with his sons and his wife, will come to my abode. And to whoever recites this hymn I shall always give the fruit.
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PdP 2 99.22
एवमुक्ते शुभे वाक्ये राजा केशवमब्रवीत् । इदं स्तोत्रं महापुण्यं सफलं कुरु केशव
evamukte śubhe vākye rājā keśavamabravīt | idaṃ stotraṃ mahāpuṇyaṃ saphalaṃ kuru keśava
When this auspicious speech had been spoken, the king said to Keśava: Make this greatly meritorious hymn fruitful, O Keśava.
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PdP 2 99.23
हरिरुवाच-। कृते युगे महाराज यदा स्तोष्यंति मानवाः । तदा मोक्षं प्रयास्यंति तत्क्षणान्नात्र संशयः
hariruvāca-| kṛte yuge mahārāja yadā stoṣyaṃti mānavāḥ | tadā mokṣaṃ prayāsyaṃti tatkṣaṇānnātra saṃśayaḥ
Hari said: In the Kṛta age, O great king, when men praise (with it), then they go to liberation that very instant — there is no doubt here.
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PdP 2 99.24
त्रेतायां मासमात्रेण षड्भिर्मासैस्तु द्वापरे । वर्षेणैकेन च कलौ ये जपंति च मानवाः
tretāyāṃ māsamātreṇa ṣaḍbhirmāsaistu dvāpare | varṣeṇaikena ca kalau ye japaṃti ca mānavāḥ
In the Tretā by a month only, but in the Dvāpara by six months, and in the Kali by a single year — those men who recite it,
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PdP 2 99.25
स्वर्गं प्रयांति राजेंद्र वैष्णवं गतिदायकम् । त्रिकालमेककालं वा स्नातो जपति ब्राह्मणः
svargaṃ prayāṃti rājeṃdra vaiṣṇavaṃ gatidāyakam | trikālamekakālaṃ vā snāto japati brāhmaṇaḥ
they go, O Indra among kings, to Viṣṇu's heaven, which grants (final) course. If a brahmin, having bathed, recites it at the three times of day or at one time,
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PdP 2 99.26
यं यं तु वांछते कामं स स तस्य भविष्यति । क्षत्रियो जयमाप्नोति धनधान्यैरलंकृतः
yaṃ yaṃ tu vāṃchate kāmaṃ sa sa tasya bhaviṣyati | kṣatriyo jayamāpnoti dhanadhānyairalaṃkṛtaḥ
whatever desire he wishes, that will be his. A kṣatriya gains victory, adorned with wealth and grain.
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PdP 2 99.27
वैश्यो भविष्यति श्रीमान्सुखी शूद्रो भविष्यति । अंत्यजं श्रावयेद्योयं पापान्मुक्तो भविष्यति
vaiśyo bhaviṣyati śrīmānsukhī śūdro bhaviṣyati | aṃtyajaṃ śrāvayedyoyaṃ pāpānmukto bhaviṣyati
A vaiśya will become prosperous; a śūdra will become happy. And whoever lets one of the lowest-born hear it will be freed from sin.
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PdP 2 99.28
श्रावको नरकं घोरं कदाचिन्नैव पश्यति । मम स्तोत्रप्रसादाच्च सर्वसिद्धो भविष्यति
śrāvako narakaṃ ghoraṃ kadācinnaiva paśyati | mama stotraprasādācca sarvasiddho bhaviṣyati
The hearer never at any time sees dreadful hell, and by the grace of my hymn he will attain every success.
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PdP 2 99.29
ब्राह्मणैर्भोज्यमानैश्च श्राद्धकाले पठिष्यति । पितरो वैष्णवं लोकं तृप्ता यास्यंति भूपते
brāhmaṇairbhojyamānaiśca śrāddhakāle paṭhiṣyati | pitaro vaiṣṇavaṃ lokaṃ tṛptā yāsyaṃti bhūpate
He who recites it at the time of the śrāddha while the brahmins are being fed — his forefathers, satisfied, will go to Viṣṇu's world, O lord of the earth.
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PdP 2 99.30
तर्पणांते जपं कुर्याद्ब्राह्मणो वाथ क्षत्रियः । पिबंति चामृतं तस्य पितरो हृष्टमानसाः
tarpaṇāṃte japaṃ kuryādbrāhmaṇo vātha kṣatriyaḥ | pibaṃti cāmṛtaṃ tasya pitaro hṛṣṭamānasāḥ
Let a brahmin, or else a kṣatriya, do the recitation at the end of the water-offering; his forefathers, glad in mind, drink nectar.
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PdP 2 99.31
होमेषु यज्ञमध्ये च भावाज्जपति मानवः । तत्र विघ्ना न जायंते सर्वसिद्धिर्भविष्यति
homeṣu yajñamadhye ca bhāvājjapati mānavaḥ | tatra vighnā na jāyaṃte sarvasiddhirbhaviṣyati
When a man recites it with feeling during oblations and in the midst of a sacrifice, there no obstacles arise, and there will be complete success.
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PdP 2 99.32
विषमे दुर्गसंस्थाने हिंस्रव्याघ्रस्य संकटे । चौराणां संकटे प्राप्ते तत्र स्तोत्रमुदीरयेत्
viṣame durgasaṃsthāne hiṃsravyāghrasya saṃkaṭe | caurāṇāṃ saṃkaṭe prāpte tatra stotramudīrayet
On rough ground, in a hard-to-pass place, in danger from a savage tiger, when danger from thieves has come — there let him utter the hymn.
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PdP 2 99.33
तत्र शांतिर्महाराज भविष्यति न संशयः । अन्येष्वेव सुभव्येषु राजद्वारे गते नरे
tatra śāṃtirmahārāja bhaviṣyati na saṃśayaḥ | anyeṣveva subhavyeṣu rājadvāre gate nare
There, O great king, there will be safety, no doubt; and likewise in other favourable matters, when a man has gone to a king's gate.
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PdP 2 99.34
वासुदेवाभिधानस्य अयुतं जपते नरः । ब्रह्मचर्येण संस्नातः क्रोधलोभविवर्जितः
vāsudevābhidhānasya ayutaṃ japate naraḥ | brahmacaryeṇa saṃsnātaḥ krodhalobhavivarjitaḥ
A man recites ten thousand (repetitions) of the name of Vāsudeva, bathed and observing chastity, free of anger and greed;
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PdP 2 99.35
तिलतंडुलकैर्होमं दशांशमाज्यमिश्रितम् । वासुदेवं प्रपूज्यैव दद्यात्प्रयतमानसः
tilataṃḍulakairhomaṃ daśāṃśamājyamiśritam | vāsudevaṃ prapūjyaiva dadyātprayatamānasaḥ
having worshipped Vāsudeva, with self-controlled mind he should offer an oblation of sesame and rice, a tenth part (of that number), mixed with ghee.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 2 99.36
श्लोकं प्रति ततो देयं होमं ध्यानेन मानवैः । तेषां सुभृत्यवन्नित्यं पार्श्वं नैव त्यजाम्यहम्
ślokaṃ prati tato deyaṃ homaṃ dhyānena mānavaiḥ | teṣāṃ subhṛtyavannityaṃ pārśvaṃ naiva tyajāmyaham
Then men should offer the oblation for each verse with meditation; from their side I never depart, like a good servant, ever.
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PdP 2 99.37
कलौ युगे सुसंप्राप्ते स्तोत्रे दास्यं प्रयास्यति । वेदभंगप्रसंगेन यस्य कस्य न दीयते
kalau yuge susaṃprāpte stotre dāsyaṃ prayāsyati | vedabhaṃgaprasaṃgena yasya kasya na dīyate
When the Kali age has fully arrived, he will come into servitude to the hymn; because of the risk of breaking the Veda, it is not to be given to just anyone.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
PdP 2 99.38
सर्वकामसमृद्धार्थः स चैव हि भविष्यति । एवं हि सफलं स्तोत्रं मया भूप कृतं शृणु
sarvakāmasamṛddhārthaḥ sa caiva hi bhaviṣyati | evaṃ hi saphalaṃ stotraṃ mayā bhūpa kṛtaṃ śṛṇu
And he indeed will become one whose aims are fulfilled with all his desires. Thus, O king, the hymn I have made is fruitful — hear (of it).
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PdP 2 99.39
ब्रह्मणा निर्मितं तेन जप्तं रुद्रेण वै पुरा । ब्रह्महत्याविनिर्मुक्त इंद्रो मुक्तश्च किल्बिषात्
brahmaṇā nirmitaṃ tena japtaṃ rudreṇa vai purā | brahmahatyāvinirmukta iṃdro muktaśca kilbiṣāt
It was composed by Brahmā, and by him it was muttered by Rudra of old; (by it) Indra was freed from the killing of a brahmin and released from his sin.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
PdP 2 99.40
देवाश्च ऋषयो गुह्याः सिद्धविद्याधरामराः । नागैस्तु पूजितं स्तोत्रमापुः सिद्धिं मनीप्सिताम्
devāśca ṛṣayo guhyāḥ siddhavidyādharāmarāḥ | nāgaistu pūjitaṃ stotramāpuḥ siddhiṃ manīpsitām
And the gods, the seers, the hidden ones, the Siddhas, Vidyādharas and immortals — the hymn worshipped by the Nāgas — (by it) they obtained the accomplishment they desired.
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PdP 2 99.41
पुण्यो धन्यः स वै दाता पुत्रवान्हि भविष्यति । जपिष्यति मम स्तोत्रं नात्र कार्या विचारणा
puṇyo dhanyaḥ sa vai dātā putravānhi bhaviṣyati | japiṣyati mama stotraṃ nātra kāryā vicāraṇā
He who will recite my hymn will indeed become meritorious, fortunate, a giver, and possessed of sons; no doubt is to be entertained about this.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 2 99.42
आगच्छ त्वं स्त्रिया सार्धं मम स्थानं नृपोत्तम । हस्तावलंबनं दत्तं हरिणा तस्य भूपतेः
āgaccha tvaṃ striyā sārdhaṃ mama sthānaṃ nṛpottama | hastāvalaṃbanaṃ dattaṃ hariṇā tasya bhūpateḥ
"Come, you, together with your wife, to my abode, O best of kings." Hari gave that lord of the earth the support of his hand.
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PdP 2 99.43
नेदुर्दुंदुभयस्तत्र गंधर्वा ललितं जगुः । ननृतुश्चाप्सरः श्रेष्ठाः पुष्पवृष्टिं प्रचक्रिरे
nedurduṃdubhayastatra gaṃdharvā lalitaṃ jaguḥ | nanṛtuścāpsaraḥ śreṣṭhāḥ puṣpavṛṣṭiṃ pracakrire
There the kettledrums sounded, the Gandharvas sang sweetly, and the foremost Apsarases danced; they made a rain of flowers.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 2 99.44
देवाश्च ऋषयः सर्वे वेदस्तोत्रैः स्तुवंति ते । ततो दयितया सार्द्धं जगाम नृपतिर्हरिम्
devāśca ṛṣayaḥ sarve vedastotraiḥ stuvaṃti te | tato dayitayā sārddhaṃ jagāma nṛpatirharim
And the gods and all the seers praise him with Vedic hymns; then the king went, together with his beloved, to Hari.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 2 99.45
तं स्तूयमानं सुरसिद्धसंघैः स विज्वलः पश्यति हृष्टमानसः । समागतस्तिष्ठति यत्र वै पिता माता च वेगेन महाप्रभावः
taṃ stūyamānaṃ surasiddhasaṃghaiḥ sa vijvalaḥ paśyati hṛṣṭamānasaḥ | samāgatastiṣṭhati yatra vai pitā mātā ca vegena mahāprabhāvaḥ
That Vijvala, with delighted mind, beholds him being praised by the hosts of gods and Siddhas; and he of great power, having arrived, swiftly stands where his father and mother are.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain