जम्बुकस्य सुता तत्र प्रत्यहं स्वजनैर्युता
There, the daughter of Jambuka, accompanied daily by her own people—
कृतेयं चैलविलिना माया मनुजमोहिनी इति श्रुत्वा तु चत्वारो विनाह्रादं ययुर्वनम्
This illusion, merged in a garment, was created to bewilder men; hearing this, the four, without Ahrada, went into the forest.
गीतनृत्यप्रवाद्यैश्च मोहयित्वा च त दिने
By singing, dancing, and performances, they enchanted him that day.
तयोर्मध्ये प्रमाणोऽयं विवाहो मे यदा भवेत्
Among them, this is the rule: when my marriage takes place—
हते तस्मिन्महाधूर्ते गत्वा संग्राममूर्द्धनि हत्वा तत्र स्थितान्वीराञ्छतघ्न्यः परिखाकृताः
When that great villain was slain, going to the head of the battle, they killed the heroes stationed there, and the moat-makers who destroyed hundreds.
तदा तु जम्बुको राजा शिवदत्तवरो बली शैवं यज्ञं च कृतवांस्तेषां नाम्नोपबृंहितम्
Then King Jambuka, the mighty best of the blessed, performed a Shaiva sacrifice, enhanced by their names.
रूपणस्तु तथा ज्ञात्वा देवकीं प्रत्यवर्णयत् मनसा च जगामाशु शरण्यां शरणं सती
Rupana, having understood thus, described Devaki, and in his mind swiftly sought refuge in the gracious one.
तदा तुष्टा जगाद्धात्री स्वप्नांते तामवर्णयत् 3.3.12.
Then the pleased Mother of the World described her at the end of a dream.
यदा तु जम्बुको राजा शिवदत्तवरो बली
When King Jambuka, the mighty best of the blessed—
मोहयित्वा तदाहं तं मोचयित्वा च ते सुतान्
Then, having enchanted him, I freed his sons.
इति श्रुत्वा सती देवी नमस्कृत्य महेश्वरीम्
Hearing this, the virtuous goddess bowed to Maheshvari.
एतस्मिन्नंतरे राजा देवमायाविमोहितः
Meanwhile, the king, bewildered by divine illusion—
तैर्बद्धो जम्बुको राजा निगडैरायसैर्दृढैः
King Jambuka was bound by them with strong iron fetters.
एतस्मिन्नंतरे तत्र कालियाद्यास्त्रयः सुताः
Meanwhile, there, the three sons—Kaliya and the others—
पुनर्युद्धमभूद्घोरं सेनयोरुभयोस्तदा
Then again there was a fierce battle between the two armies.
त्रीञ्छत्रून्कोष्ठकीकृत्य स्वशस्त्रैर्जघ्नुरूर्जिताः
Having confined three enemies in a cell, the mighty ones slew them with their own weapons.
कालियो दुःखितो भूत्वा सस्मार मनसा हरम्
Kaliya, afflicted by sorrow, remembered Hara in his mind.
एतस्मिन्नंतरे देवी देवकी पतिदेवता 3.3.12.
At that very moment, the goddess Devaki, devoted to her husband—
बोधयित्वा तु कृष्णांशं पञ्चशब्दगजस्थितम् तदा तुष्टा स्वयं देवी बोधयामास तान्मुदा
Having awakened the portion of Krishna residing in the five-syllabled elephant, then the goddess herself, being pleased, joyfully awakened them.
आह्लादः सूर्यवर्माणं कालियं च ततोऽनुजः
Ahlada, Suryavarman, and Kaliya, his younger brother, then—
ते तु पूर्वभवे विप्र जरासंधः सकालियः
In their former birth, O Brahmin, Jarasandha was with Kaliya.
त्रिशिरास्तुदिलो जातः शृगालः स च जम्बुकः
Trishiras was born as a jackal, and that jackal was Jambuka.
हतेषु शत्रुपुत्रेषु देवकी जम्बुकं रिपुम्
When the sons of the enemy were slain, Devaki saw Jambuka, the foe.
कृष्णांशः शिरसी पित्रोर्गृहीत्वा स्नेहकातरः
The portion of Krishna, out of deep affection, took the heads of his parents.
विहस्य तौ तदा तत्र प्रोचतुर्वचनं प्रियम् इति वाणी तयोर्जाता बलिनो प्रेतदेहयोः
Then, smiling, they spoke sweet words there; thus speech arose between those two, powerful though in bodies of the dead.
खड्गहस्ता च सा देवी शिलायंत्रे तु तं रिपुम्
And that goddess, holding a sword in her hand, placed the enemy in the stone mechanism.
हे पुत्राः स्वपितुः शत्रुं जम्बुकं पुरुषाधमम्
"O sons, crush your father's enemy, Jambuka, the vilest of men."
संचूर्णयत तद्गात्रं तत्तैलैर्मदनिर्मितैः 3.3.12.
"Pulverize his body with those oils prepared from intoxication."
तथा कृत्वा तु ते पुत्रा महिषीं ससुतां तदा
Having done so, those sons then, along with the queen and her son—
तदा परिमलं राज्ञी दृष्ट्वा स्वामिनमातुरम्
Then the queen, seeing the fragrance, found her lord afflicted.