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V Y AV A STH A-I) AIRYoA N A. , . daughter born after one hundred sons, shall be mature. Hence, I shall obtain worlds ، ، ، ، ، ، ، ، ، : by a d -1:hter's Hon. —This is my persuasion.”--!). Mitu, Sect. VII. S 17 Consequently, on failure of twe real legitimate daughter, for the sake of obtaining the heaven procured by the daughter's son, the constituting of even the Ashcroft, and other :tdopted daughters as substitutes is established, -1,\l. $ 1 S. ! ns: an ~ indicating the substitute for a daughter, are found in the Purduas.-- Amongst those, the recital to shasara(ht, by Sumo atra, of the prophecy by Nau i'{vmá 1, ttt SSLLSLLLSGG S g LLS LLS GGGGC0S 0S CLS LLLLLSLLLLL S LLLLLLLLL LL LLLLLS LLS LLLL LLLS 0S 0S0SLS LLS LLL LLL SLLLS LLLS0S0SS LLLLL S LSLLLS LL LLLLLL S LL LLLLLL LLL 0LLS0LS LLLLSLLLLgS SLLLLSS SL0SS - atti in truth. — iroat friendship shill subsist between him and the magnanimous king of of and he shall po-sens a daughter of exaltel destiny, of the name of Sántú. But the king of Ang ailed l. n.1/st a y will be destitute of issue.--That monarch shall intreat the kin; 1/4A thus:- I am destitute of Mispring, oh' versed in morality, let this girl Sántá, of excessive hou! . . with open heart, b, given the, for the sake of offspring."—Then, that soft showrooks, deliberator. it his mind, shall give th” girl Stufi to the sovereign of Anga. That king having taker, the damsel, his desires being fulfilled, ) with gladness of heart, will quickly go to his capital.-- That potentate shall bestow the daunsel on Joshya-oringa,” &c. There also is this address of lja saraf/ f. l, majú li, “ Let your daughter Sánfá, () ' warrior king, go with her hushatul to ל"י iny city - in affair of importance has arisen.” There is likewise the address of Łom/ is, to Josh yo-song, –“ This king syas,tratha is my amiable beloved friend. For the sake of off pring for me, this beautiful ori was given by him to me who demanded her : () //ri/wan, Sánsá is of dear to ine; as myself, who sage, he, this king, is thy father-in-law.”-1/ tol. $ 40. In these quotations, from the expressions,—"let by given,”—“shall be given,”—“having taken,”—and “given,”—a rule for the gift is manifest. So it being premised, that the king of Anga will be ) destitute of issue, it follows, from the conclusion. ( of his prayer) for the sake of offspring, that the daughter given, resembling the legitimate daughter, is a substitute for (male ) issue.—1%id. § 31.