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**Varnikaachar**. This is the name of the great-grandson of the one born in this lineage. ... ... ... His grandson, his son, and I, too, are called by this name. || 116 || ... This is the name of the great-granddaughter of the one born in this lineage. ... I am taking this daughter, this vessel, this one called by this name. || 117 || ... ... Thus, the fourth, the great-grandson, and the other descendants, in their own lineage, ... ... ... should be mentioned when the time for the giving away of the daughter arrives. || 118 || ... Having first spoken of his own side, he should then speak of the other side. ... You choose, or I give her to you, he should say to the maternal uncle. || 119 || He should carefully take the right hand of the girl, with gold, akshata, and water, ... ... given by the father with a mantra. || 120 || The father of the girl should say, "Protect her with dharma, artha, and kama." ... He should say, "I will protect her with dharma, artha, and kama." || 121 ||
**Kanyavaran Mantra:** Om, by the one who shines, by the one who is in the east, by the Rishi Srivatsa, by the one who is known, by the one born in the Srivatsa lineage, by his great-grandson, by his grandson, by his son, by the one named Devadatta, to this Kumar, we take your daughter. This should be said three times by the one who is related to the groom. Then, the ones related to the bride should say, "Choose, choose, choose," three times in response.