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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam
[Canto 9, Ch. 20]
parīvṛtan —completely covered;  adāt —give in charity;  karmaṇi —in the sacrifice;  maṣṇāre —by the name Maṣṇāra, or in the place known as Maṣṇāra;  niyutāni — lakhs  (one  lakh  equals one hundred thousand);  caturdaśa —fourteen.
TRANSLATION
When Mahārāja Bharata performed the sacrifice known as Maṣṇāra [or a sacrifice in the place known as Maṣṇāra], he gave in charity fourteen lakhs of excellent elephants with white tusks and black bodies, completely covered with golden ornaments.
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भरतस्य महत् कर्म न पूर्वे नापरे नृपाः । नैवापुर्नैव प्राप्स्यन्ति बाहुभ्यां त्रिदिवं यथा ॥२९॥
bharatasya mahat karma   na pūrve nāpare nṛpāḥ   naivāpur naiva prāpsyanti   bāhubhyām tridivam yathā
bharatasya —of Mahārāja Bharata, the son of Mahārāja Duṣmanta;  mahat —very great, exalted;  karma —activities;  na —neither;  pūrve —previously;  na —nor;  apare —after his time;  nṛpāḥ —kings as a class;  na —neither;  eva —certainly;  āpuḥ —attained;  na —nor;  eva —certainly;  prāpsyanti —will get;  bāhubhyām —by the strength of his arms;  tri-divam —the heavenly planets;  yathā —as.
TRANSLATION
As one cannot approach the heavenly planets simply by the strength of his arms (for who can touch the heavenly planets with his hands?), one cannot imitate the wonderful activities of Mahārāja Bharata. No one could perform such activities in the past, nor will anyone be able to do so in the future.