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[Note: 笔补诲补谤补迟苍腻惫补濒墨鈥檚 Text chapter 65]

艢r墨 艢uka said:

1. Having slain the extremely formidable demon 狈补谤补办腻蝉耻谤补, 艢r墨 碍峁涐梗峁嘺, the exterminator of 诲腻苍补惫补蝉, mounted 骋补谤耻岣峚 and set out of 笔谤腻驳箩测辞迟颈峁�a辫耻谤补, O King.

2. While flying through the sky with his consort 厂补迟测补产丑腻尘腻, Lord 痴颈峁ａ箛耻 (碍峁涐梗峁嘺) went to the capital of heaven to pay respects to Aditi, the mother of gods.

3. Arriving at the gates of heaven, god 痴颈峁ａ箛耻 (碍峁涐梗峁嘺) blew his highly resounding conch of great sound. Hearing that blast, the denizens of heaven approached to receive him with respectful offerings (e.g. water for washing feet and other articles of worship).

4. Worshipped by gods with devotion and humility and with their minds free from mental distress and fear, He entered the beautiful celestial palace of the Lord of gods.

5. There, Indra with his queen 艢补肠墨 worshipped him presenting him jewels, celestial ornaments and clothes, perfumes and beautiful garlands.

6. Thereupon he proceeded with his spouse to the city of his mother Aditi. Noticing that her son Acyuta was coming, she received him.

7. Hari paid respects to her. With deep affection, she received with blessings the best of Yadus whom she had not seen for a long time.

8. Instructed by 碍峁涐梗峁嘺, 厂补迟测补产丑腻尘腻 also, placed the earrings (of Aditi) at the feet of her mother-in-law and bowed down to her, O descendant of Kurus.

9. Having recovered her ear-rings she was deeply satisfied and hugged her daughter-in-law. With her eyes overflowing with tears of joy, Aditi, the beloved spouse of sage 碍腻艣测补辫补, exclaimed:

10. There shall never be old age, deformity or discord with your beloved in your case through my gracious blessings. Positively rest assured, O auspicious lady!

11. Having taken their leave of the goddess Aditi and also of celestials, 碍别艣补惫补 (碍峁涐梗峁嘺) accompanied with 厂补迟测补产丑腻尘腻 mounted 骋补谤耻岣峚 and proceeded onwards.

12. While the god (碍峁涐梗峁嘺) and the goddess (厂补迟测补产丑腻尘腻) were being borne by the high-souled mighty 骋补谤耻岣峚, they beheld a wonderful garden sending forth excellently sweet scent. It was the Nandana garden so beloved to Indra, the husband of 艢补肠墨 and hence well-guarded.

13. Noticing that garden full of divine fragrance and rich in blossoms, 厂补迟测补产丑腻尘腻 took 碍峁涐梗峁嘺 by hand and said, 鈥淥 碍别艣补惫补, I wish to enter into this wonderful garden and to indulge in sports for a while.

14. To respect her words (of request), 碍别艣补惫补 got down from 骋补谤耻岣峚 and entered the garden that was guarded by servants of Indra.

15. She saw there the heavenly trees resonant with the humming of intoxicated bees, bent down with the weight of fruits and thickly over-strewn with pollen dust of flowers.

16. 17. The tender foliage of the trees was moving in gentle breeze and was rendered beautiful and attractive with sweet warbling birds. While sauntering therein, she happened to see the great 笔腻谤颈箩腻迟补 tree. With her eyes full of wonder and curiosity, she asked Lord 碍峁涐梗峁嘺, 鈥淲hat is the name of this tree? It is really wonderful in all the three worlds.鈥�

18-20 The enjoyers of the fruits of this tree must be really lucky as they have all their desires fulfilled thereby. The space at its foot (roots) is paved with corals, its huge trunk is all gold; it is covered with tender leaves of sapphires and platform round it is built of shining 痴补颈诲奴谤测补蝉 (Lapis Lazuli). It blossoms forth in ruby-flowers and is laden with ripe fruits in the form of gomeda stones. It is shining with the flower-filaments of diamonds. It is beautified with hundreds of big branches of lustrous emeralds.

21. This tree has fascinated my heart thoroughly. If I am really loved by you, the tree should be taken away to our city (顿惫腻谤补办腻), O Lord of the world!

22.Seeing me sitting (resting) under the shade of this tree, your other queens would look upon me as your beloved- must spouse of all, O sinless Lord!鈥�

23.When urged thus by his beloved consort Satya- bh膩m膩, 碍峁涐梗峁嘺, the son of 顿别惫补办墨, explained: 鈥淭his tree is not to be removed from the Nandana garden, O gracious lady.

24.Formerly when this tree emerged while the milky ocean was being churned by gods and Asuras, this was given to Indra by all who participated all the fruits (or 鈥渏ewels鈥� evolved out of the churning of the ocean).

25. It is not proper for me to take this jewel of a tree away, setting at nought my friend Indra, the performer of hundred Kratus, O lotus-eyed lady, as I always follow the path of righteousness.

26.If an attempt for taking away this 笔腻谤颈箩腻迟补 is made, a terrible fight with gods ambitious to gain victory is inevitable, O smiling beauty (lit. lady beaming with smiles)!鈥�

27.When 厂补迟测补产丑腻尘腻 was thus addressed by the God of gods, 厂补迟测补产丑腻尘腻 retorted to Lord Hari, 鈥淲hy do you frighten me with such deceptive arguments, O slayer of 碍补峁僺补?

28.That unmannerly 艢补肠墨 did not courteously receive me and honour me when I visited her. She is proud of her husband鈥檚 prowess.

29.O Acyuta! If I am really your beloved, this 笔腻谤颈箩腻迟补 tree must be taken away at any cost If I be not so (beloved), desist (from the attempt) immediately.鈥�

30.Thus importuned by 厂补迟测补产丑腻尘腻, 碍峁涐梗峁嘺 ignored contemptuously the guards, uprooted the tree and placed it on 骋补谤耻岣峚.

31.The forest-guards then resisted 碍峁涐梗峁嘺 while some sped hastily to report to Indra the incident.

32.(They insistently protested): 鈥淥 碍峁涐梗峁嘺, 碍峁涐梗峁嘺, this tree is worshipped by celestials. This must not be taken away. If you (just try to) take it away, you will instantly reap the fruit of that act.

33.You will never reach your capital with this tree, O 碍峁涐梗峁嘺. You will find Indra (pursuing you) close at your back with his weapon (Vajra) raised (to strike you)

34. Some forest guards quickly approached Indra who was sitting with his queen 艢补肠墨. Seeing him they reported, O King!

35.鈥淒isregarding all gods including; (Her majesty) 滨苍诲谤腻峁嚹� as well as your majesty, 碍峁涐梗峁嘺鈥檚 spouse has taken away the great tree 笔腻谤颈箩腻迟补.

36.While resisting her we prohibited her in clear terms. But that beloved spouse of Hari is so elated with the pride of her husband鈥檚 prowess that she reproached us and carried away the tree.鈥�

艢r墨 艢uka continued:

37.Hearing this offensive report, god Indra looked at 艢补肠墨 who was sitting by his side and like a serpent hit with a stick, did not tolerate that insult.

38.Proclaiming immediate preparation for fighting and mobilising all his soldiers and summoning the guardians of various spheres for the battle, the Lord of gods marched out.

39.The army of gods followed Indra equipped with thunder-bolt and riding the excellent elephant 础颈谤腻惫补迟补 of four tusks.

40. The fire-god, securely accoutred in his panoply and riding his horse, armed himself with a terrific 艢补迟补驳丑苍墨 and a tail-like ladle, rode to the battle.

41. The valorous Yama (god of death) armed himself with his rod and riding his he-buffalo and accompanied with 尘补丑腻-碍腻濒补 and others followed Indra with a view to fight.

42. 狈颈谤峁泃颈 of great splendour rode in his man-borne vehicle. The mighty-armed god, armed with a sword, set out for the battle, O King.

43.痴补谤耻峁嘺 hastily mounted his alligator of terrible forms and with his noose raised in his hand started after Indra to fight.

44.The wind-god clad in coat of mail and armed with a Tomara (Javelin) rode his (swift) black-antelope and followed the Lord of gods to fight with 碍峁涐梗峁嘺, the wielder of (厂耻诲补谤艣补苍补) discus.

45.Kubera, in his palanquin carried by four men and armed with a Mudgara (a club) rushed out hastily with a desire to fight with 痴颈峁ａ箛耻 (碍峁涐梗峁嘺).

46. God 艢颈惫补, mounting his big bull and bearing a sharp pointed trident and accompanied with an army of ten million goblins went with Indra for fighting.

47. Drums, conchs, 惭峁沝补峁単补蝉, 笔补峁嘺惫补蝉, Kettle-drums and gomukhas (a musical instrument), heavenly gold wind-instruments and innumerable cymbals were sounded.

48. With the thumping of iron tyres of chariot, harsh neighing of the horses, roaring like lions and loud striking of their arms, loud shouts of challenges for fighting.

49. And with hundreds and thousands of gods shouting, 鈥淗alt, stop: Where do you go? Don鈥檛 go.鈥�

50. Brandishing and waving their mass of arms and urging on their vehicles (for speed), hundreds and thousands of the gods were competing to be in advance.

51. With terrific twanging of the bow-strings and innumerable lusty shouts like lions, the impatient gods rushed forward to attack (碍峁涐梗峁嘺) as (a pack of) jackals rushing against a lion.