However, King Sveta, unimpressed by Vashistha maharshi's advice, thought that food was too insignificant an object to be worthy of giving from the hands of a great king like him. The rest of the story follows as given in [[King Sveta and Anannadana (अनन्नदानम्)|King Sveta and Anannnadana]]. | However, King Sveta, unimpressed by Vashistha maharshi's advice, thought that food was too insignificant an object to be worthy of giving from the hands of a great king like him. The rest of the story follows as given in [[King Sveta and Anannadana (अनन्नदानम्)|King Sveta and Anannnadana]]. |