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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam
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śrī-śuka uvāca ayute dve śatāny aṣṭau niruddhā yudhi nirjitāḥ te nirgatā giridroṇyāṁ malinā mala-vāsasaḥ kṣut-kṣāmāḥ śuṣka-vadanāḥ saṁrodha-parikarśitāḥ dadṛśus te ghana-śyāmaṁ pīta-kauśeya-vāsasam śrīvatsāṅkaṁ catur-bāhuṁ padma-garbhāruṇekṣaṇam cāru-prasanna-vadanaṁ sphuran-makara-kuṇḍalam padma-hastaṁ gadā-śaṅkha rathāṅgair upalakṣitam kirīṭa-hāra-kaṭaka- kaṭi-sūtrāṅgadāñcitam bhrājad-vara-maṇi-grīvaṁ nivītaṁ vana-mālayā pibanta iva cakṣurbhyāṁ lihanta iva jihvayā jighranta iva nāsābhyāṁ rambhanta iva bāhubhiḥ praṇemur hata-pāpmāno mūrdhabhiḥ pādayor hareḥ
WORD BY WORD
TRANSLATION
| Śukadeva Gosvāmī said: Jarāsandha had defeated 20,800 kings in combat and thrown them into prison. As these kings emerged from the Giridroṇī fortress, they appeared dirty and shabbily dressed. They were emaciated by hunger, their faces were dried up, and they were greatly weakened by their long imprisonment.
The kings then beheld the Lord before them. His complexion was dark blue like the color of a cloud, and He wore a yellow silk garment. He was distinguished by the Śrīvatsa mark on His chest, His four mighty arms, the pinkish hue of His eyes, which resembled the whorl of a lotus, His lovely, cheerful face, His gleaming makara earrings and the lotus, club, conchshell and disc in His hands. A helmet, a jeweled necklace, a golden belt, and golden bracelets and armlets decorated His form, and on His neck He wore both the brilliant, precious Kaustubha gem and a garland of forest flowers. The kings seemed to drink His beauty with their eyes, lick Him with their tongues, relish His fragrance with their nostrils and embrace Him with their arms. Their past sins now eradicated, the kings all bowed down to Lord Hari, placing their heads at His feet.
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PURPORT
| This verse has not purport by His Holiness Hṛdayānanda dās Gosvāmi, initiated disciple of His Divine Grace A.C. Bhaktivedanta Svāmī Prabhupāda.
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