The heroes like Arjuna and Bhima, sat silently with fear
The poet Shyam says that the poets are a sacrifice to his most charming figure.2343.
Whatever fire (or power) there was in the enemy (Shisupala) was absorbed in the face of Sri Krishna.
Whatever power was there in Shishupal, the same got merged in the face of Krishna, many proud warriors there sat silently,
Shishupal, the very powerful man of Chanderi had been killed by Krishna
Everybody agreed that there was no one so mighty as Krishna in the world.2344.
One said that Sri Krishna is a very strong warrior who has killed a strong man like Shishupala.
Everyone said that Krishna was the most powerful hero, who had killed the mighty warrior like Shishupal, who was even unconquerable for Indra, Surya and Yama
It has killed him in the blink of an eye. (Seeing this) has come to the poet's mind
He had killed that enemy in the winking of an eye and the same Krishna is the creator of all the fourteen worlds.2345.
Krishna is the Lord of all the fourteen worlds, all the saints accept this
The gods and others are all created by him and the Vedas also describe His attributes
Warriors knew (Krishna) by performing great deeds and kings ate khunas by knowing the king.
Krishna who also gets enraged on the kings, was considered the mighty hero amongst the warriors and all the enemies recognised him, in reality, as the manifestation of Death.2346.
Krishna was standing there, holding his discus in his hand
He was extremely angry and in that state of enragement, he did not remember any other enemy
He, as manifestation of Death, was thundering in the Court
He was such a one, seeing whom, the enemies embrace death and the saints, on seeing him, were resuscitated.2347.
Speech of the king Yudhishtra:
SWAYYA
The king (Yudhisthara) himself got up and folded his hands and said, O Lord! Now put away the anger.
The king Yudhishtra said with folded hands, “O Lord! forsake anger, Shishupal was a great tyrant, you have performed a noble task by killing him
Saying this, the king, caught both the feet of Krishna and the tears rolled down his eyes
He said, “O Krishna! if you get angry, what control can we have over it?”2348.
“O Lord! this servant of yours is requesting you with folded hands, kindly listen to it
If you get angry, we shall feel ourselves like dead, therefore kindly remain gracious
Kindly sit in the court blissfully and supervise the Yajna
O Lord! I am requesting you to kindly end your anger and to forgive us.”2349.
DOHRA
The king (Yudhisthara) made a lot of requests and seated Sri Krishna.
The king Yudhistar requesting most humbly caused the king of Yadavas to sit and now his eyes looked splendid like lotus and figure elegant like that of the god of love.2350.
End of the chapter entitled “Askiing the enraged Krishna for forgiveness by Yudhistar” in Krishnavatara in Bachittar Natak.
Now begins the description of the performance of the Rajsui Yajna by the king Yudhistar
SWAYYA
The task of serving the Brahmins was given to Arjuna
The sons of Maduri, Nakul and Sahdev, were delightfully serving the sages
Bhima became the cook and Duryodhana supervised the domestic affairs
Vyas etc. were busy in the recitation of the Vedas and Karan, the son of Surya, who frightened all the fourteen worlds, was given the task of the bestowal of charities etc.2351.
He, on whom always meditate Surya, Chandra, Ganesha and Shiva
He, whose Name is repeated by Narada, Shukra and Vyasa, the mighty one,
Who has killed Shishupal Surma and whose strength is feared by all people,
Who killed Shishupal and from whom all the world fear, the same Krishna is now washing the feet of Brahmins and who else can perform such a task except Him.2352.
Poet Shyam says, the wealth that has been recovered from the enemies by fighting them,
In the war, fighting with the enemies, the poet Shyam says, these mighty heroes realised the tax and gave gifts in charity according to the Vedic injunctions
Many people were honoured and many were bestowed new kingdoms
In this way, at that time, the king Yudhisthtar completed the Yajna by all methods.2353.
Then they went to the river to take a bath and there they pleased their manes by offering the water
The beggars who were there, they were all satisfied by giving alms