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## Dashami Dasha
**With Hindi Commentary**
Hearing the king's order, the heart of the Shrenik Raja was filled with joy and satisfaction. He went to the chariot-house. Entering the chariot-house, he saw the chariots, cleaned them by removing dust and other debris, then lowered them, removed the coverings, and brought them out of the chariot-house. He adorned them and parked them in a designated place (on the royal road).
**Commentary:** This sutra states that after the army was ready, Shrenik Raja called the chariot-house keeper and told him to quickly prepare the most important and complete chariots for the Dharma-prayoga (religious practice). Upon receiving the order, the chariot-house keeper went to the chariot-house, brought out the chariots, cleaned them, adorned them well, and parked them in a designated place.
The commentator of "Dhammiyam Jaan-Ppavaram" explains it as follows: "Dharma is the purpose, or it is used for Dharma, or it is Dharmic. Or, the chariot used for traveling for the sake of Dharma is called a Dharmic chariot. Among these Dharmic chariots, the one that is superior, the best, and equipped with qualities like speed, is the one that is to be prepared and presented."
Then, the sutra-writer continues in the same vein:
"He goes to the chariot-house, enters the chariot-house, looks at the chariots, cleans the chariots, removes the coverings from the chariots, lowers the chariots, cleans the dust, adorns the chariots, prepares the chariot-platform, places the chariot-driver, enters the main road, mounts the chariot with the foot-stool and foot-rest, and then goes to the place where the Shrenik Raja is."
This is what should be done.