On the sixty-fifth day they went in front of their guru and request him (to accept a religious gift)
The Guru after talking with his Wife asked them to bestow life to the dead son
Both the brothers heard the words of the sage and aggreed to give the desired present.886.
Both the brothers mounted on their chariot ant came to the coast of the sea
Seeing the sea, they bowed their heads and told the sea about the object of their arrival
The sea said, “A mighty one lives here, but I do not know whether he is the one who has kidnapped the son of your Guru
” Hearing this, both the brothers, blowing their conches enter the waters.887.
Just on entering the water, they saw a demon of dreadful form
Seeing him, Krishna held his weapon in his hand and began a terrible fight
According to the poet Shyam, this battle continued for twenty days
Just as a lion kills the deer, in the same manner Krishna, the king of Yadavas, knocked down that demon.888.
End of the killing of the demon.
SWAYYA
After killing the demon, Krishna took out the conch from his heart
This conch obtained by killing the enemy, resounded the Vedic mantras
Then Sri Krishna was happy and went to the city of Sun's son (Yamraj).
In this way, highly pleased, Krishna entered the world of Yama, where the god of death came and fell at his feet, thus removing all his sorrows.889.
In the mandala (place) of the son of Surya (Yamraj), Krishna spoke in a loud voice from the mouth,
Seeing the world of Yama, Krishna made this utterance from his mouth, “Is the sone of my Guru not here?”
Yama said, “No one, who has come here, can leave this world, even on the bidding of the gods
” But Krishna asked Yama to return the son of the Brahmin.890.
On receiving the order of Krishna, Yama brought forth the son of Krishna’s Guru at his feet
Taking him, Krishna, the king of Yadavas, being greatly pleased in his mind, started on his return journey
He brought them and bowed his head at the feet of the Guru (Sandipan).