Jarasutanubandhana Ksitisa
Volume 2 Chapter 27 Verse 62 Virudavali 2
jarāsutānubandhana-kṣitīśa-vṛnda-bandhana-śruter
atīva sūratah
̣ surarṣiṇāpi dūratah ̣ sametya
pārtha-yācitam ́ kratu-kriyāśaya
citam ́ sad- unnayārtham
uddhava-prayukta-mantra-sūddhavah ̣
kṣayāya māgadheśituh ̣ purāgatah
̣ param ́ pituh ̣ svasuh ̣ sutasya
mandiram ́ sva-yogya-samsad-indiram
tad- uddhavokta-mantraṇāt
tadīya-bhakti-yantraṇāt
kirīṭa-bhīma-saṅgataś chalena vipratām ́
gatah ̣ tadā jarāsutam ́ sajan
niyodhum arthitam ́ bhajan yudhīha
bhīmam unnayan mukhena tasya
nirṇayann anena taṁ ca yodhayan svam
enam atra bodhayan nijeṅgitādanekaśas
tatāna cāsya sad- yaśah ̣ sa
māgadheśa-ghātanah ̣ kṣitīśa-bandha-śātanah
̣ samasta-yatna-sārthakah
̣ prananditātma-pārthakah ̣ sva-kḷpta-rājasūyakas tad-
āpta-pūjya-bhūyakah ̣ tataś ca
cedipe ruṣā kṣipaty api kṣamājuṣām
upetya vartma su-sthirah ̣
sva-bhakta-nindanācira-prarūḍha-kopa-paddhatih
̣ sva-cakra-sṛṣṭa-tad-dhatih ̣ samāpta-pārtha-yajñakah
̣ prasiddhi-bhāk samajñakah ̣. tad evam apy asau punah ̣
sva-ghoṣa-vāsinas tu naḥ samardhayan
samāgatah ̣ sukhī-karoti rāgatah ̣.
Lord Krsna, who from a learned devotee heard of many kings imprisoned by Jarasandha, Lord Krsna, who met with Narada, Lord Krsna, whom Yudhisthira asked to arranged for a yajna, Lord Krsna, who heard Narada's advice that He should deliver His devotees, Lord Krsna, who on devoted Uddhava's advice went to the palace to kill Jarasandha, Lord Krsna, who, arriving with Bhima and Arjuna, and all of the disguised as brahmanas, begged Jarasandha for a duel, Lord Krsna, who arranged that Bhima fight with Jarasandha, Lord Krsna, who with a hint told Bhima how to kill Jarasandha, Lord Krsna, who thus killed Jarasandha, glorious Lord Krsna, who freed the imprisoned kings, Lord Krsna, who made all these endeavors successful, Lord Krsna, who delighted King Yudhisthira, Lord Krsna, who arranged for the Rajasuya-yajna, Lord Krsna, who was worshiped at the Rajasuya-yajna, Lord Krsna, who with the cakra killed Sisupala when he insulted the devotees and was no longer worthy to be forgiven, Lord Krsna, who saw the successful completion of the Rajasuya-yajna, famous Lord Krsna returned and with great love filled us, the people of Vraja, with bliss.
Translation
Lord Krsna, who from a learned devotee heard of many kings imprisoned by Jarasandha, Lord Krsna, who met with Narada, Lord Krsna, whom Yudhisthira asked to arranged for a yajna, Lord Krsna, who heard Narada's advice that He should deliver His devotees, Lord Krsna, who on devoted Uddhava's advice went to the palace to kill Jarasandha, Lord Krsna, who, arriving with Bhima and Arjuna, and all of the disguised as brahmanas, begged Jarasandha for a duel, Lord Krsna, who arranged that Bhima fight with Jarasandha, Lord Krsna, who with a hint told Bhima how to kill Jarasandha, Lord Krsna, who thus killed Jarasandha, glorious Lord Krsna, who freed the imprisoned kings, Lord Krsna, who made all these endeavors successful, Lord Krsna, who delighted King Yudhisthira, Lord Krsna, who arranged for the Rajasuya-yajna, Lord Krsna, who was worshiped at the Rajasuya-yajna, Lord Krsna, who with the cakra killed Sisupala when he insulted the devotees and was no longer worthy to be forgiven, Lord Krsna, who saw the successful completion of the Rajasuya-yajna, famous Lord Krsna returned and with great love filled us, the people of Vraja, with bliss.