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Sukta 135

Complete Rigveda Sukta with 7 mantras in Sanskrit, IAST transliteration, and source-aligned historical English where available.

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Sukta 135

Complete Rigveda Sukta with 7 mantras in Sanskrit, IAST transliteration, and source-aligned historical English where available.

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Rigveda 10.135.1

Rigveda 10.135.1
Source text

यस्मिन्वृक्षे सुपलाशे देवैः सम्पिबते यमः। अत्रा नो विश्पतिः पिता पुराणाँ अनु वेनति॥

Transliteration

yasminvṛkṣe supalāśe devaiḥ sampibate yamaḥ | atrā no viśpatiḥ pitā purāṇā anu venati ||

Translation

IN the Tree clothed with goodly leaves where Yama drinketh with the Gods, The Father, Master of the house, tendeth with love our ancient Sires.

English translation: Ralph T. H. Griffith, 1896.

Rigveda 10.135.2

Rigveda 10.135.2
Source text

पुराणाँ अनुवेनन्तं चरन्तं पापयामुया। असूयन्नभ्यचाकशं तस्मा अस्पृहयं पुनः॥

Transliteration

purāṇā anuvenantaṁ carantaṁ pāpayāmuyā | asūyannabhyacākaśaṁ tasmā aspṛhayaṁ punaḥ ||

Translation

I looked reluctantly on him who cherishes those men of old, On him who treads that evil path, and then I yearned for this again.

English translation: Ralph T. H. Griffith, 1896.

Rigveda 10.135.3

Rigveda 10.135.3
Source text

यं कुमार नवं रथमचक्रं मनसाकृणोः। एकेषं विश्वतः प्राञ्चमपश्यन्नधि तिष्ठसि॥

Transliteration

yaṁ kumāra navaṁ rathamacakraṁ manasākṛṇoḥ | ekeṣaṁ viśvataḥ prāñcamapaśyannadhi tiṣṭhasi ||

Translation

Thou mountest, though thou dost not see, O Child, the new and wheel-less car Which thou hast fashioned mentally, onepoled but turning every way.

English translation: Ralph T. H. Griffith, 1896.

Rigveda 10.135.4

Rigveda 10.135.4
Source text

यं कुमार प्रावर्तयो रथं विप्रेभ्यस्परि। तं सामानु प्रावर्तत समितो नाव्याहितम्॥

Transliteration

yaṁ kumāra prāvartayo rathaṁ viprebhyaspari | taṁ sāmānu prāvartata samito nāvyāhitam ||

Translation

The car which thou hast made to roll hitherward from the Sages, Child! This hath the Saman followed close, hence, laid together on a ship.

English translation: Ralph T. H. Griffith, 1896.

Rigveda 10.135.5

Rigveda 10.135.5
Source text

कः कुमारमजनयद्रथं को निरवर्तयत्। कः स्वित्तदद्य नो ब्रूयादनुदेयी यथाभवत्॥

Transliteration

kaḥ kumāramajanayadrathaṁ ko niravartayat | kaḥ svittadadya no brūyādanudeyī yathābhavat ||

Translation

Who was the father of the child? Who made the chariot roll away? Who will this day declare to us how the funeral gift was made?

English translation: Ralph T. H. Griffith, 1896.

Rigveda 10.135.6

Rigveda 10.135.6
Source text

यथाभवदनुदेयी ततो अग्रमजायत। पुरस्ताद्बुध्न आततः पश्चान्निरयणं कृतम्॥

Transliteration

yathābhavadanudeyī tato agramajāyata | purastādbudhna ātataḥ paścānnirayaṇaṁ kṛtam ||

Translation

When the funeral gift was placed, straightway the point of flame appeared. A depth extended in the front: a passage out was made behind.

English translation: Ralph T. H. Griffith, 1896.

Rigveda 10.135.7

Rigveda 10.135.7
Source text

इदं यमस्य सादनं देवमानं यदुच्यते। इयमस्य धम्यते नाळीरयं गीर्भिः परिष्कृतः॥

Transliteration

idaṁ yamasya sādanaṁ devamānaṁ yaducyate | iyamasya dhamyate nāḻīrayaṁ gīrbhiḥ pariṣkṛtaḥ ||

Translation

Here is the seat where Yama dwells, that which is called the Home of Gods: Here minstrels blow the flute for him here he is glorified with songs.

English translation: Ralph T. H. Griffith, 1896.

Sources and editorial record

  1. Rig Veda, Book 10, Hymn 135, translated by Ralph T. H. Griffith (1896)RV 10.135Internet Sacred Text Archive
  2. Rigveda Mandala 10, machine-readable Sanskrit and Roman textMandala 10Sanskrit Documents
  3. Rigveda Shakala Samhita, Mandala 10, Sukta 135RV 10.135Vedic Heritage Portal, Ministry of Culture, Government of India
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