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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam
[Canto 6, Ch. 6]
sañjanayām āsa —begot;  duhitīḥ —daughters;  pitṛ-vatsalāḥ —all very affectionate to their father.
TRANSLATION
Śrī Śukadeva Gosvāmī said: My dear King, thereafter, at the request of Lord Brahmā, Prajāpati Dakṣa, who is known as Prācetasa, begot sixty daughters in the womb of his wife Asiknī. All the daughters were very affectionate toward their father.
PURPORT
After the incidents concerning the loss of his many sons, Dakṣa repented his misunderstanding with Nārada Muni. Lord Brahmā then saw Dakṣa and instructed him to beget children again. This time Dakṣa was very cautious to beget female children instead of male children so that Nārada Muni would not disturb them by urging them to accept the renounced order. Females are not meant for the renounced order of life; they should be faithful to their good husbands, for if a husband is competent for liberation, his wife will also achieve liberation with him. As stated in the  śāstra , the results of a husband's pious activities are shared by his wife. Therefore a woman's duty is to be very chaste and faithful to her husband. Then without separate endeavor she will share in all the profit the husband earns.
TEXT 2
दश धर्माय कायादाद्विषट् त्रिणव चेन्दवे । मृताङ्गिरःकृशाश्वेभ्यो द्वे द्वे तार्क्ष्याय चापराः ॥ २ ॥
daśa dharmāya kāyādād dvi-ṣaṭ tri-ṇava cendave bhūtāṅgiraḥ-kṛśāśvebhyo dve dve tārkṣyāya cāparāḥ
daśa —ten;  dharmāya —unto King Dharma, Yamarāja;  kāya —unto Kaśyapa;  adāt —gave;  dvi-ṣaṭ —twice six and one (thirteen);  tri-ṇava —thrice nine (twenty-seven);  ca —also;  indave —unto the moon-god;  bhūta-aṅgiraḥ-kṛśāśvebhyaḥ —unto Bhūta, Aṅgirā and Kṛśāśva;  dve