130 Srimad-Bhagavatam [Canto 9, Ch. 11

TEXT 28

Tt aad Tah: TaN: SATAY |
TAT: ahr: Faaqadeny |Z

pugaih savrntai rambhabhih
pattikabhih suvasasam

Gdarsair amsukaih sragbhih
krta-kautuka-toranam

pugaih—by trees of betel nut; sa-vrntaih—with bunches of flowers
and fruits; rambhabhih—with banana trees; pattikabhih—with flags;
su-vdsasam—decorated with colorful cloth; adarsaih—with mirrors;
amsukaih—with cloths; sragbhih—with garlands; krta-kautuka —made
auspicious; torandm—possessing reception gates.

TRANSLATION

Wherever Lord Ramacandra visited, auspicious welcome gates
were constructed, with banana trees and betel nut trees, full of
flowers and fruits. The gates were decorated with various flags
made of colorful cloth and with tapestries, mirrors and garlands.

TEXT 29

TWAT wT Ta wea: |
MAN FMA T TEA MH ANTIATNRSI|

tam upeyus tatra tatra
paura arhana-pdénayah
Gsiso yuyujur deva
pahimam prak tvayoddhrtam

tam—unto Him, Lord Ramacandra; upeyuh—approached; tatra
tatra—wherever He visited; paurah—the inhabitants of the neighbor-
hood; arhana-pénayah—carrying paraphernalia to worship the Lord;
dsisah—blessings from the Lord; yuyujuh—came down; deva—O my
Lord; pahi—just maintain; imém—this land; prak—as before; tuaya—
