Mahabharata 2.47.31

2.47.31

etaddattvā mahaddravyaṃ pūrvadeśādhipo nṛpaḥ |
praviṣṭo yajñasadanaṃ pāṇḍavasya mahātmanaḥ || 31 ||

And the kings of the eastern countries having presented numerous valuable articles including many costly carpets and vehicles and beds, and armours of diverse hues decked with jewels and gold and ivory, and weapons of various kinds, and cars of various shapes and handsome make and adorned with gold, with well-trained horses trimmed with tiger skins, and rich and variegated blankets for caprisoning elephants, and various kinds of jewels and gems, arrows long and short and various other kinds of weapons, obtained permission to enter the sacrificial palace of the illustrious Pandava!'"