Now begins the description about the killing of Kansa
SWAYYA
When both the brothers killed the enemies, the king was filled with rage
He, in great tumultuousness, said to his warriors, “Kill both of them just now,”
The king of the Yadavas (Krishna) and his brother, catching hand of each other, stood there fearlessly
Whosoever fell upon them in fury, was killed at that place by Krishna and Balram.850.
Now, jumping from the stage, Krishna stabilized his feet at the place where king Kansa was seated
Kansa, in anger, controlling his shield, pulled out his sword and struck a blow on Krishna
Krishna jumped away and saved himself from this stratagem
He caught hold of the enemy from his hair and with force dashed him on the ground.851.
Catching hold of his hair, Krishna threw Kansa on the erth and catching his leg, he dragged him
Killing the king Kansa, Krishna’s mind was filled with delight and on the other side there were loud lamentations in the palace
The poet says that the glory of Lord Krishna may be visualised, who has protected the saints and destroyed the enemies
He has broken the bondages of all and in this way, he has broken the bondages of all and in this way, he has been praised by the world.
After killing the enemy, Krishna ji came to the ghat named 'Basrat'.
After killing the enemy, Krishna came on the ferry of Yamuna and when he saw there other warriors of Kansa, he was greatly enraged
He, who did not come to him, he was forgive, but still some warriors came and began to wage war with him
He sustaining his power, killed all of them.853.
Krishna, highly infuriated, fought persistently with the elephant, in the beginning
Then, fighting continuously for a few hours, he killed both the wrestlers on the stage
Then killing Kansa and reaching the bank of Yamuna, he fought with these warriors and killed them
There was shower of flowers from the sky, because Krishna protected the saints and killed the enemies.854.
End of the chapter entitled “The killing of the king Kansa” in Krishnavatra (based on Dasham Skandh Purana) in Bacittar Natak.
Now begins the description about the coming of the wife of Kansa to Krishna
SWAYYA
The queen, in her extreme sorrow, left the palaces and came to Krishna
While weeping, she began to relate her suffering to Krishna
The garment of her head had fallen down and there was dust in her head
While coming, she hugged her (dead) husband to her bosom and seeing this, Krishna bowed down his head.855.
After performing the funeral rites of the king, Krishna came to his parents
Both the parents also bowed their heads on account of the attachment and reverence
They considered Krishna as God and Krishna also penetrated more attachment in their mind
Krishna, with great modesty, instructed them in various ways and liberated them from bondages.856.
End of the description regarding the liberation of the parents by Krishna after the funeral of Kansa in Krishnavatara in Bachittar Natak
Now begins the speech of Krishna addressed to Nand
SWAYYA
After leaving there, they again came to Nanda's house and made many requests to him.
Krishna then came to the place of Nand and humbly requested him to tell him whether he was actually the son of Vasudev, to which Nand agreed.
Then Nand asked all the people present there to go to their homes
This was what Nand said, but without Krishna the land of Braja would lose all its glory.857.
Bowing his head, Nand also left for Braja, with extreme sorrow in his mind
All of them are in great anguish like the bereavement on the death of the father or brother
Or like the seizure of the kingdom and honour of a great sovereign by an enemy
The poet says that it appears to him that a thug like Vasudev has plundered the wealth of Krishna.858.
Speech of Nand addressed to the residents of the city:
DOHRA
Nanda came to Braj Puri and spoke about Krishna.
On coming to Braja, Nand told all the matter regarding Krishna, hearing which all were filled with anguish and Yashoda also began to weep.859.