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O Dev, how much is this wealth that is about to be lost? Your vision, which is capable of making one prosperous, has been bestowed upon me. This is enough for me. ||189|| O Dev, today you have looked at me with eyes filled with affection. Therefore, I am fulfilled, blessed, and my life is successful today. ||190|| O Dev, just as words like "jiva," "ajiva," etc., created by scholars and made of famous metals, hold meaning for the sake of benefiting others, similarly, noble men like you also hold wealth (wealth, grain, etc.) for the sake of benefiting others. ||191||
O Dev, you are satisfied with the thing that is useful to the supplicants, and even more so with the thing that is useful to the relatives who are devoid of wealth, etc. (who live together). ||192|| Therefore, let the wealth that I can enjoy at my will remain with you as a legacy. I do not need it at this time. O Dev, I have no pride in not asking for wealth from you, nor do I have any disrespect for you. ||193|| O Dev, although I do not need anything, I pray to you, considering your command to be sacred, that you give your daughter, Shrimati Vajrajkaya, to my son Vanajangha. ||194|| This Vanajangha is first your nephew, and secondly, his high lineage is famous because he is your nephew. Thirdly, the respect you have shown him today is strengthening his worthiness. ||195|| Or, all this talk is useless. Vanajangha is worthy of receiving a daughter from you in every way. Because there is a famous saying in the world that a guest is entitled to a daughter, whether she is laughing or crying. ||196|| Therefore, O Dev, please be pleased to give your daughter to your nephew. Let my prayer be fruitful, let this young man be her husband. ||197||