'And, O monarch, the sacrificial grounds of the illustrious son of Kunti appeared exceptionally splendid, adorned with numerous palaces designed to last forever and bustling with guards and warriors.' ।। 2-32-12 ।।
'They were adorned like celestial chariots, and the residences of the Brahmanas and the palaces built for the kings were similarly magnificent, embellished with gems and filled with every kind of wealth.' ।। 2-32-14 ।।
'Yudhishthira, as though competing with Varuna himself in opulence, began the Rajasuya sacrifice, marked by six sacred fires and generous gifts to the Brahmanas. The king satisfied everyone with valuable presents and every imaginable item of desire.' ।। 2-32-15 ।।
RddyA ca varuNaM devaM sapardhamAnò yudhiSThiraH SaDa agninAtha yajJena sò 'yajada dakSiNAvatA sarvAJa janAna sarvakAmaiH samRddhaira samatarpayata || 2-32-15 ||