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==== TEXTS 27-28 ==== | ==== TEXTS 27-28 ==== | ||
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tasmin nivṛtta udvāhe | :tasmin nivṛtta udvāhe | ||
kāliṅga-pramukhā nṛpāḥ | :kāliṅga-pramukhā nṛpāḥ | ||
dṛptās te rukmiṇaṁ procur | :dṛptās te rukmiṇaṁ procur | ||
balam akṣair vinirjaya | :balam akṣair vinirjaya | ||
anakṣa-jño hy ayaṁ rājann | |||
api tad-vyasanaṁ mahat | :anakṣa-jño hy ayaṁ rājann | ||
ity ukto balam āhūya | :api tad-vyasanaṁ mahat | ||
tenākṣair rukmy adīvyata | :ity ukto balam āhūya | ||
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''tasmin''—when that; ''nivṛtte''—was finished; ''udvāhe''—the marriage ceremony; ''kāliṅga-pramukhāḥ''—headed by the ruler of Kaliṅga; ''nṛpāḥ''—kings; ''dṛptāḥ''—arrogant; ''te''—they; ''rukmiṇam''—to Rukmī; ''procuḥ''—spoke; ''balam''—Balarāma; ''akṣaiḥ''—with dice; ''vinirjaya''—you should defeat; ''anakṣa-jñaḥ''—not expert in gambling with dice; ''hi''—indeed; ''ayam''—He; ''rājan''—O King; ''api''—although; ''tat''—with that; ''vyasanam''—His fascination; ''mahat''—great; ''iti''—thus; ''uktaḥ''—addressed; ''balam''—Lord Balarāma; ''āhūya''—inviting; ''tena''—with Him; ''akṣaiḥ''—at dice; ''rukmī''—Rukmī; ''adīvyata''—played. | |||
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After the wedding, a group of arrogant kings headed by the King of Kaliṅga told Rukmī, "You should defeat Balarāma at dice. He's not expert at dice, O King, but still He's quite addicted to it." Thus advised, Rukmī challenged Balarāma and began a gambling match with Him. | After the wedding, a group of arrogant kings headed by the King of Kaliṅga told Rukmī, "You should defeat Balarāma at dice. He's not expert at dice, O King, but still He's quite addicted to it." Thus advised, Rukmī challenged Balarāma and began a gambling match with Him. | ||
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Revision as of 17:32, 1 December 2017
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
Please note: The synonyms, translation and purport of this verse were composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda
TEXTS 27-28
- tasmin nivṛtta udvāhe
- kāliṅga-pramukhā nṛpāḥ
- dṛptās te rukmiṇaṁ procur
- balam akṣair vinirjaya
- anakṣa-jño hy ayaṁ rājann
- api tad-vyasanaṁ mahat
- ity ukto balam āhūya
- tenākṣair rukmy adīvyata
SYNONYMS
tasmin—when that; nivṛtte—was finished; udvāhe—the marriage ceremony; kāliṅga-pramukhāḥ—headed by the ruler of Kaliṅga; nṛpāḥ—kings; dṛptāḥ—arrogant; te—they; rukmiṇam—to Rukmī; procuḥ—spoke; balam—Balarāma; akṣaiḥ—with dice; vinirjaya—you should defeat; anakṣa-jñaḥ—not expert in gambling with dice; hi—indeed; ayam—He; rājan—O King; api—although; tat—with that; vyasanam—His fascination; mahat—great; iti—thus; uktaḥ—addressed; balam—Lord Balarāma; āhūya—inviting; tena—with Him; akṣaiḥ—at dice; rukmī—Rukmī; adīvyata—played.
Translation and purport composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda
TRANSLATION
After the wedding, a group of arrogant kings headed by the King of Kaliṅga told Rukmī, "You should defeat Balarāma at dice. He's not expert at dice, O King, but still He's quite addicted to it." Thus advised, Rukmī challenged Balarāma and began a gambling match with Him.