ततः सङ्कर्षणाक्रूरावप्रमेयावदीनवत्। भद्रवत्यै सुभद्रायै धनौघमुपजह्रतुः
Then Sankarshana and Akrura, immeasurable in their generosity, brought a great wealth of gifts for the fortunate Subhadra.
प्रवालानि च हाराणि भूषणानि सहस्रशः। कुथास्तरपरिस्तोमान्व्याघ्राजिनपुरस्कृतान्
They brought coral, necklaces, ornaments by the thousands, heaps of fine cloth, and tiger skins as foremost offerings.
विविधैश्चैव रंत्नौगैर्दीप्तप्रभमजायत। शयनासनयानैश्च युधिष्ठिरनिवेशनम्
Yudhishthira's residence was filled with various radiant jewels, as well as couches and seats of many kinds.
ततः प्रीतिकरो यूनां विवाहपरमोत्सवः। भद्रवत्यै सुभद्रायै सप्तरात्रमवर्तत
Then, a most delightful wedding festival for the youthful Subhadra was celebrated for seven nights.
तेषां ददौ हृषीकेशो जन्यार्थे धनमुत्तमम्। हरणं वै सुभद्राया ज्ञातिदेयं महायशाः
For them, Hrishikesha, famed for his generosity, gave excellent wealth as gifts for the wedding of Subhadra, as was proper for relatives.
रथानां काञ्चनाङ्गानां किङ्किणीजालमालिनाम्। चतुर्युजामुपेतानां सूतैः कुशलशिक्षितैः
He gave a thousand chariots adorned with gold, hung with tinkling bells, drawn by four horses and driven by skilled charioteers.
सहस्रं प्रददौ कृष्मो गवामयुतमेव च। श्रीमान्माथुरदेश्यानां दोग्ध्रीणां पुण्यवर्चसाम्
Krishna, the illustrious one, also gave ten thousand cows of the Mathura region, renowned for their auspicious qualities and yielding rich milk.
बडवानां च शुद्धानां चन्द्रांशुसमवर्चसाम्। ददौ जनार्दनः प्रीत्या सहस्रं हेमभूषितम्
Janardana, out of affection, gave a thousand pure mares, radiant as moonbeams, adorned with gold.
तथैवाश्वतरीणां च दान्तानां वातरंहसाम्। शतान्यञ्जनकेशीनां श्वेतानां पञ्चपञ्च च
Likewise, he gave twenty-five white mules, swift as the wind, with black manes, well-trained and disciplined.
स्नानपानोत्सवे चैव प्रयुक्तं वयसान्वितम्। स्त्रीणां सहस्रं गौरीणां सुवेषाणां सुवर्चसाम्
At the bathing and drinking festival, he gave a thousand young, fair-complexioned, beautifully adorned women of excellent character.
सुवर्णशतकण्ठीनामरोमाणां स्वलङ्कृताम्। परिचर्यासु दक्षाणां प्रददौ पुष्करेक्षणः
He gave women adorned with golden necklaces, without blemish, well-ornamented, skilled in service, the lotus-eyed one bestowed them.
पृष्ठ्यानामपि चाश्वानां बाह्लिकानां जनार्दनः। ददौ शतसहस्राख्यं कन्याधनमनुत्तमम्
Janardana also gave, as a bridal gift, a hundred thousand excellent Bahlika horses, famed for their strength and beauty.
कृताकृतस्य मुख्यस्य कनकस्याग्निवर्चसः। मनुष्यभारान्दाशार्हो ददौ दश जनार्दनः
Janardana, of the Dasharha line, gave ten loads of the finest gold, both wrought and unwrought, shining like fire, fit for men.
गजानां तु प्रभिन्नानां त्रिधा प्रस्रवतां मदम्। गिरिकूटनिकाशानां समरेष्वनिवर्तिनाम्
He gave elephants, rutting and dripping with threefold streams of ichor, resembling mountain peaks and unyielding in battle.
क्लृप्तानां पटुघण्टानां चारूणां हेममालिनाम्। हस्त्यारोहैरुपेतानां सहस्रं साहसप्रियः
A thousand elephants, adorned with golden garlands, skilled and equipped with sharp bells, and mounted by daring riders, were prepared.
रामः पाणिग्रहणिकं ददौ पार्थाय लाङ्गली। प्रीयमाणो हलधरः संबन्धं प्रति मानयन्
Rāma, the wielder of the plough, pleased and honoring the alliance, gave the marriage gift to Pārtha with his own hand.
स महाधनरत्नौघो वस्त्रकम्बलफेनवान्। महागजमहाग्राहः पताकाशैवलाकुलः
That great wealth, a flood of treasures and gems, with garments and blankets like foam, and mighty elephants like great crocodiles, was adorned with banners like clusters of waterweeds.
पाण्डुसागरमाविद्धः प्रविवेश महाधनः। पूर्णमापूरयंस्तेषां द्विषच्छोकावहोऽभवत्
That immense wealth, undiminished, entered the ocean of the Pāṇḍavas, filling it to the brim and bringing sorrow to their enemies.
प्रतिजग्राह तत्सर्वं धर्मराजो युधिष्टिरः। पूजयामास तांश्चैव वृष्ण्यन्धकमहारथान्
Dharmarāja Yudhiṣṭhira accepted all of it and honored those great chariot-warriors of the Vṛṣṇis and Andhakas.
ते समेता महात्मानः कुरुवृष्ण्यन्धकोत्तमाः। विजह्रुरमरावासे नराः सुकृतिनो यथा
Those great-souled men, the foremost among the Kurus, Vṛṣṇis, and Andhakas, rejoiced together in that place like the blessed in the abode of the gods.
तत्रतत्र महानादैरुत्कृष्टतलनादितैः। यथायोगं यथाप्रीति विजह्रुः कुरुवृष्णयः
Here and there, with great sounds and the resounding clapping of hands, the Kurus and Vṛṣṇis enjoyed themselves according to their pleasure and affection.
एवमुत्तमवीर्यास्ते विहृत्य दिवसान्बहून्। पूजिताः कुरुभिर्जग्मुः पुनर्द्वारवतीं प्रति
Thus, those of supreme valor spent many days in enjoyment, and, honored by the Kurus, they departed again for Dvāravatī.
रामं पुरुस्कृत्य ययुर्वृष्म्यन्धकमहारथाः। रत्नान्यादाय शुभ्राणि दत्तानि कुरुसत्तमैः
Led by Rāma, the great chariot-warriors of the Vṛṣṇis and Andhakas departed, taking with them the splendid jewels given by the best of the Kurus.
रामः सुभद्रां संपूज्य परिष्वज्य स्वसां तदा। न्यासेति द्रौपदीमुक्त्वा परिधाय महाबलः
Rāma then honored his sister Subhadrā, embracing her, and, after telling Draupadī to remain, the mighty one departed.
पितृष्वसायाश्चरणावभिवाद्य ययौ तदा। तस्मिन्काले पृथा प्रीता पूजयामास तं तथा
At that time, he bowed at the feet of his paternal aunt and departed; pleased, Kuntī honored him accordingly.
स वृष्णिवीरः पार्थैश्च पौरैश्च परमार्चितः। ययौ द्वारवतीं रामो वृष्णिभिः सह संयुतः
That hero of the Vṛṣṇis, greatly honored by the Pāṇḍavas and the citizens, Rāma went to Dvāravatī together with the Vṛṣṇis.
वासुदेवस्तु पार्थेन तत्रैव सह भारत। `चतुस्त्रिंशदहोरात्रं रममाणो महाबलः।' उवास नगरे रम्ये शक्रप्रस्थे महात्मना
But Vāsudeva, O Bhārata, remained there with Pārtha for thirty-four days, delighting in the beautiful city of Indraprastha with the great-souled one.
व्यचरद्यमुनातीरे मृगयां स महायशाः। मृगान्विध्यन्वराहांश्च रेमे सार्धं किरीटिना
That illustrious one wandered along the banks of the Yamunā, hunting; together with the diademed one, he delighted in shooting deer and boars.
ततः सुभद्रा सौभद्रं केशवस्य प्रिया स्वसा। जयन्तमिव पौलोमी ख्यातिमन्तमजीजनत्
Then Subhadrā, the beloved sister of Keśava, gave birth to a son, famed like Jayanta, the son of Paulomī.
दीर्घबाहुं महोरस्कं वृषभाक्षमरिन्दमम्। सुभद्रा सुषुवे वीरमभिमन्युं नरर्षभम्
Subhadrā bore a hero, Abhimanyu, long-armed, broad-chested, bull-eyed, and destroyer of foes, a foremost man among men.