Gopalacampu 1.3.51

1.3.51

[31] tad evam ānandita-sarva-janyu-vigata-manyuḥ parjanyaḥ sarvato dhanyaḥ svayam api bhūyaḥ sukham anubhūya cābhyāgārikatāyām abhyāgataṃ-manyaḥ śrī-govinda-padāravinda-bhajana-mātrānvitāṃ deha-yātrām abhīṣṭāṃ manyamānaḥ sarva-jyāyase jyāyase svaka-kula-tilakatāṃ dātuṃ tilakaṃ dātum iṣṭavān | śrī-vasudevādi-naradeva-gargādi-bhūdeva-kṛta-prabhāṃ sabhāṃ kṛtvā dattavāṃś ca |

Thus Parjanya, who had gladdened all his kindred, whose distress was gone, who was blessed in every way, having himself experienced immense happiness, and considering that householdership had come upon him [as a guest to be left behind], deemed his life's journey desirable only as accompanied by the worship of the lotus feet of Śrī Govinda. Desiring to bestow the royal mark upon his eldest son, the eldest of all, in order to make him the crowning mark of his lineage, he convened an assembly made radiant by kings such as the venerable Vasudeva and brāhmaṇas such as Garga, and conferred it upon him.