'Other kings approached Yudhishthira only to offer services, worship, or tributes that did not impoverish, not for hostility or battle. They did not come for any other purpose, nor did they engage in separate tasks beyond these.' ।। 2-30-6 ।।
धर्म्यैर धनागमैस तस्य ववृधे निचयॊ महान कर्तुं यस्य न शक्येत कषयॊ वर्षशतैर अपि ।। २-३०-७ ।।
'The king's treasure room, filled with wealth acquired through virtue, was so abundantly stocked that it would not be emptied even in a hundred years.' ।। 2-30-7 ।।
'His friends and officers, individually and collectively, approached him and said, 'The time has come, O exalted one, for your sacrifice. Therefore, let the necessary arrangements be made without delay.'' ।। 2-30-9 ।।
'While they were thus speaking, Krishna, the omniscient and eternal one, the very essence of the Vedas, the invincible and foremost of all that endures.' ।। 2-30-10 ।।