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deve 'varṣati kāśīśaḥ | :deve 'varṣati kāśīśaḥ | ||
śvaphalkāyāgatāya vai | :śvaphalkāyāgatāya vai | ||
sva-sutāṁ gāṇdinīṁ prādāt | :sva-sutāṁ gāṇdinīṁ prādāt | ||
tato 'varṣat sma kāśiṣu | :tato 'varṣat sma kāśiṣu | ||
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''deve''—when the demigod, Lord Indra; ''avarṣati''—had not been supplying rain; ''kāśī-īśaḥ''—the King of Benares; ''śvaphalkāya''—to Śvaphalka (Akrūra's father); ''āgatāya''—who had come; ''vai''—certainly; ''sva''—his own; ''sutām''—daughter; ''gāndinīm''—Gāndinī; ''prādāt''—gave; ''tataḥ''—then; ''avarṣat''—it rained; ''sma''—indeed; ''kāśiṣu''—in the kingdom of Kāśī. | |||
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[The elders said:] Previously, when Lord Indra had withheld rain from Kāsī [Benares], the king of that city gave his daughter Gāndinī to Śvaphalka, who was then visiting him. It soon rained in the kingdom of Kāśī. | [The elders said:] Previously, when Lord Indra had withheld rain from Kāsī [Benares], the king of that city gave his daughter Gāndinī to Śvaphalka, who was then visiting him. It soon rained in the kingdom of Kāśī. | ||
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Śvaphalka was Akrūra's father, and the citizens felt that the son must have the same power as the father. Śrīla Viśvanātha Cakravartī points out that because of Akrūra's relationship with his maternal grandfather, the King of Kāśī, in a time of difficulty Akrūra went to that city. | Śvaphalka was Akrūra's father, and the citizens felt that the son must have the same power as the father. Śrīla Viśvanātha Cakravartī points out that because of Akrūra's relationship with his maternal grandfather, the King of Kāśī, in a time of difficulty Akrūra went to that city. | ||
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Revision as of 17:01, 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
TEXT 32
- deve 'varṣati kāśīśaḥ
- śvaphalkāyāgatāya vai
- sva-sutāṁ gāṇdinīṁ prādāt
- tato 'varṣat sma kāśiṣu
SYNONYMS
deve—when the demigod, Lord Indra; avarṣati—had not been supplying rain; kāśī-īśaḥ—the King of Benares; śvaphalkāya—to Śvaphalka (Akrūra's father); āgatāya—who had come; vai—certainly; sva—his own; sutām—daughter; gāndinīm—Gāndinī; prādāt—gave; tataḥ—then; avarṣat—it rained; sma—indeed; kāśiṣu—in the kingdom of Kāśī.
Translation and purport composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda
TRANSLATION
[The elders said:] Previously, when Lord Indra had withheld rain from Kāsī [Benares], the king of that city gave his daughter Gāndinī to Śvaphalka, who was then visiting him. It soon rained in the kingdom of Kāśī.
PURPORT
Śvaphalka was Akrūra's father, and the citizens felt that the son must have the same power as the father. Śrīla Viśvanātha Cakravartī points out that because of Akrūra's relationship with his maternal grandfather, the King of Kāśī, in a time of difficulty Akrūra went to that city.