[2547] This is his palace,
strewn with garlands of golden flowers,
where the king used to wander,
surrounded by the women of his harem.
This is his palace,
strewn with garlands of golden flowers,
where the king used to wander,
surrounded by the company of his kinsmen.
This is his gabled hall (kūṭāgāra),
strewn with garlands of golden flowers,
where the king used to wander,
surrounded by the women of his harem.
This is his gabled hall,
strewn with garlands of golden flowers,
where the king used to wander,
surrounded by the company of his kinsmen.
This is his grove of asoka trees,
in full flower in every season, delightful,
where the king used to wander,
surrounded by the women of his harem.
This is his grove of asoka trees,
in full flower in every season, delightful,
where the king used to wander,
surrounded by the company of his kinsmen.
This is his garden,
in full flower in every season, delightful,
where the king used to wander,
surrounded by the women of his harem.
This is his garden,
in full flower in every season, delightful,
where the king used to wander,
surrounded by the company of his kinsmen.
This is his grove of kaṇikāra trees,
in full flower in every season, delightful,
where the king used to wander,
surrounded by the women of his harem.
This is his grove of kaṇikāra trees,
in full flower in every season, delightful,
where the king used to wander,
surrounded by the company of his kinsmen.
This is his grove of pāṭali (trumpet-flower) trees,
in full flower in every season, delightful,
where the king used to wander,
surrounded by the women of his harem.
This is his grove of pāṭali trees,
in full flower in every season, delightful,
where the king used to wander,
surrounded by the company of his kinsmen.
This is his mango grove,
in full flower in every season, delightful,
where the king used to wander,
surrounded by the women of his harem.
This is his mango grove,
in full flower in every season, delightful,
where the king used to wander,
surrounded by the company of his kinsmen.
This is his lotus pond,
covered over and thronged with egg-born birds (aṇḍaja),
where the king used to wander,
surrounded by the women of his harem.
This is his lotus pond,
covered over and thronged with egg-born birds,
where the king used to wander,
surrounded by the company of his kinsmen.
English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.