Mahabharata 6.13.48

6.13.48

śrutvedaṃ bharataśreṣṭha bhūmiparva manonugam |
śrīmānbhavati rājanyaḥ siddhārthaḥ sādhusaṃmataḥ |
āyurbalaṃ ca vīryaṃ ca tasya tejaśca vardhate || 48 ||

"Having listened to this charming Bhumi Parva, O chief of the Bharatas, a Kshatriya becometh endued with prosperity, obtaineth fruition of all his desires, and winneth the approbation of the righteous. The king who listeneth to this on days of the full-moon or the new-moon, carefully observing vows all the while, hath the period of his life, his fame and energy, all enhanced. His (deceased) sires and grandsires become gratified. Thou hast now heard of all the merits that flow from this Varsha of Bharata where we now are!'"