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[The Dasa of the Destroyer (Antakrddasa)]
Then the beloved kinsmen of the prince Gaya summoned, and having assembled, spoke thus: "Quickly, O beloved of the gods! Arrange for a thousand-pillared pavilion, adorned with graceful Sal trees, like the palace of King Prasenajit, up to the one surrounded by a network of gem-studded bells and a thousand-person procession. After arranging this, present it to my majesty." Then the kinsmen accordingly presented it.
Then the young prince Gaya, adorned with hair ornaments, garments, garlands, and jewelry, the fourfold adornment, fully adorned, rises from the lion throne, rises from the lion throne, and slowly ascends, and having ascended, sits on the excellent lion throne, facing the east.
Then the mother of Gaya, having bathed and performed the ritual, up to taking the swan-mark on the body, slowly ascends and sits on the excellent seat on the right side of the young prince Gaya. Then the maternal aunt of the young prince Gaya, having bathed and performed the ritual, up to taking the jewel-necklace, slowly ascends and sits on the excellent seat on the left side of the young prince Gaya. Then from behind the young prince Gaya, a noble young woman of charming appearance, endowed with beauty, youth, and grace, holding a white, fragrant, cool garland of Mallika flowers that shines like the moon, moon, and snow, stands there, gracefully holding and displaying it.
Then on both sides of the young prince Gaya, two noble young women of charming appearance, endowed with beauty, youth, and grace, holding white chauris made of various precious gems, jewels, and pure, excellent materials, stand there, gracefully waving them.
Then on the north-eastern side of the young prince Gaya, a noble young woman of charming appearance, endowed with beauty, youth, and grace, stands holding a pure, spotless, golden bell-shaped ornament filled with fragrant, cool liquid.
Then on the south-eastern side of the young prince Gaya, a noble young woman of charming appearance, endowed with beauty, youth, and grace, stands holding a golden staff with a peacock design.
Then the beloved kinsmen of the prince Gaya summoned and, having summoned, spoke thus: "Quickly, O beloved of the gods! Summon a thousand noble kinswomen, equal, similar, and comparable in beauty, youth, and qualities, adorned with a single ornament and garment." Then the kinsmen, having heard, quickly summoned the thousand noble kinswomen, equal, similar, and comparable.
Then those kinsmen, joyful and delighted, bathed, performed the ritual, and adorned with a single ornament and garment, approached the father of Gaya, approached and, with joined palms, spoke thus: "May the beloved of the gods instruct us what is to be done." Then the father of Gaya said to that thousand noble kinswomen: "You, O beloved of the gods, having bathed and performed the ritual, up to being adorned, should carry the palanquin of the young prince Gaya." Then the kinsmen, having heard, bathed and, up to being adorned, carried the thousand-person palanquin of the young prince Gaya.
Then, as the thousand-person palanquin of the young prince Gaya was being ascended...