Gopalacampu 1.8.86

1.8.86

[60] tataś ca kramād eka-dvy-ādi-prakramān militena vraja-janena samaṃ vraja-bhūpālaḥ sva-bālakenāṅkaṃ sad alaṅkṛtya nitya-kṛtya-kṛte kālindīm anuvindamānas tenānuṣajya nimajya tatraiva vipraiḥ svasti-vācanādikam ācarya, mahā-dānādikaṃ visarjya, nikāyyam āsajya ca, pūrvāhna-bhojanāya sasajja |

[60] Then, along with the people of Vraja who had gathered by ones, twos, and so forth in succession, the king of Vraja, having properly adorned his lap with his child, went to the Yamunā to perform his daily duties; and having bathed there in her waters with the child close beside him, he performed the recitation of auspicious mantras and the like through the brāhmaṇas, distributed great gifts and other offerings, returned to his residence, and prepared for his morning meal.