श्रुत्वा राज्ञोऽथ तद्वाक्यं मनसा स विचिंत्य च | प्रदास्यते पुत्रवन्तं शांताभर्तारमात्मवान् || १-११-६
On hearing those words of king Dasharatha that benevolent soul Romapada, the king of Anga, considers heartily and agrees to send the one who endows progeny by rituals, namely Sage Rishyasringa his son-in-law. [1-11-6]
तं च राजा दशरथो यष्टुकामः कृतांजलिः | ऋष्यशृङ्गं द्विजश्रेष्ठं वरयिष्यति धर्मवित् || १-११-८
That king, the desirer of performing vedic ritual, the knower of virtue and the lord of people, namely Dasharatha will be requesting that best Brahman Rishyasringa with his palms adjoined -.....[1-11-8]
यज्ञार्थं प्रसवार्थं च स्वर्गार्थं च नरेश्वरः | लभते च स तं कामं द्विजमुख्याद्विशांपतिः || १-११-९
- in supplication for the conduct of ritual, for progeny and even for his heavenly abodes, and that king of all the quarters of earth will accomplish those desires from that eminent Brahman Rishyasringa. [1-11-9]
There will be four sons to king Dasharatha that abound with valour, enrich dynasty's reputation and they will be renowned among all beings." Thus said Sage Sanat Kumara to other sages. [1-11-10]