Having received gifts of jewels and ornaments from Sri Rama and Sita, Suyajna invokes divine blessings on the couple. Enjoined by Sri Rama, Lakshmana then bestows silk costumes and ornaments etc. on the sons of Sage Agastya and others. Urged by his wife, a sage, Trijata by name, approaches Sri Rama and seeks riches from him. Sri Rama thereupon bestows on him thousands of cows and distributes his remaining wealth among other Brahmanas as well as among his relations and dependants.
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Ayodhya Kanda Sarga 33

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