suvarRasaMDi
suvarṇa-saṃdhi ( f. or nt. , acc. to text), a ‘golden’ ( i.e. advantageous) alliance (by marriage): °dhī ca ( v.l. va) kṛtā putrapautrikā Mv ii.490.19 (prose), and golden alliances (with seven kings, by intermarriage) were made for his sons and grandsons ( i.e. to hold for all future time); Senart here deletes suvarṇa; but in the repetition iii.24.11 he keeps it, reading °saṃdhīva (rather °dhī ca, with text above) putrapautrā (but here mss. °traṃ, as if °saṃdhi were nt. ). The same incident is described both times.