Sudhana and Manohara stand in the middle of the relief; she has a parcel of clothing, he a tray of jewels in his hand from which he distributes gifts to the suppliants on the left, one of them kneeling, the rest standing. Both the front ones hold out their hands to receive the gifts, the two next ones make a sembah; behind are two more with umbrellas over their heads, already with a gift in their hand. All are plainly-dressed and seem to be brahmans. On the right behind the royalpair the ordinary attendants are kneeling, among whom we see again the umbrella-bearer without a headdress and some armed guards seated; there is an elephant caparisoned with a howdah, probably intended for the further journey of the royal couple.