Gopalacampu 1.18.84

1.18.84

[63] atha tad etad amṛta-varṣa-dharṣitā vraja-varṣīyāṃsaḥ parasparaṃ vicārya kārya-māṇa-maṅgalya-tauryatrika-vādanāpaurvāparyataḥ svasti-vācanādikam ācārya-dvārā samācārya, pratisvam api vividha-vidhāna-dāna-pūrvakaṃ parva pūrayitvā pūra-rājatayā taṃ sabhājayāmāsuḥ |

[63] Then, overwhelmed by this shower of nectar, the elders of Vraja deliberated among themselves; through the preceptor, they performed the recitation of auspicious mantras and other rites uninterruptedly alongside the auspicious triple symphony of song, dance, and music being carried out, and having fulfilled the festive occasion with the giving of manifold offerings individually, they honoured him as the king of the settlement.