### SB 1.4.21

> तत्रर्ग्वेदधरः पैलः सामगो जैमिनिः कविः ।\
> वैशम्पायन एवैको निष्णातो यजुषामुत ॥२१॥

> tatrarg-veda-dharaḥ pailaḥ\
> sāmago jaiminiḥ kaviḥ\
> vaiśampāyana evaiko\
> niṣṇāto yajuṣām uta

*tatra*—thereupon; *ṛg-veda-dharaḥ*—professor of the *Ṛg Veda*; *pailaḥ*—the *ṛṣi* named Paila; *sāma-gaḥ*—that of the *Sāma Veda*; *jaiminiḥ*—the *ṛṣi* named Jaimini; *kaviḥ*—highly qualified; *vaiśampāyanaḥ*—the *ṛṣi* named Vaiśampāyana; *eva*—only; *ekaḥ*—alone; *niṣṇātaḥ*—well versed; *yajuṣām*—of the *Yajur Veda*; *uta*—glorified.

**After the Vedas were divided into four divisions, Paila Ṛṣi became the professor of the Ṛg-veda, Jaimini the professor of the Sāma-veda, and Vaiśampāyana alone became glorified by the Yajur-veda.**

The different Vedas were entrusted to different learned scholars for development in various ways.