जय कृत मथुर प्रवेश भवुक

Glory to You, O Lord who gracefully entered Mathurā, O Lord who delighted the people of Mathurā, . . .

. . . O Lord whose pastimes delighted the people of the city, O hero who enchanted the women of Mathurā, . . .

. . . O Lord who took Kaṁsa's garments from a washerman, O Lord who gave Your own splendor to a tailor that pleased You, . . .

. . . O Lord flooded with mercy for Your devotees, O Lord who fulfilled a florist's desires, . . .

. . . O Lord whose body a hunchback girl artistically anointed with sandal paste, O Lord who removed the girl's crookedness and made her wonderfully beautiful, . . .

. . . O Lord who asked about the bow in Kaṁsa's yajña-arena, O Lord who brought a hundred happinesses to the people of Mathurā, . . .

. . . O Lord who broke the bow in Kaṁsa's dhanur-yajña, O Lord who defeated many ferocious and invincible warriors, . . .

. . . O Lord whose path was blocked by an elephant driver, O Lord who crushed the angry elephant, . . .

. . . O Lord who, in Your brother's company and decorated with the elephant's tusk, entered the arena, O ornament of the Bhoja dynasty, . . .

. . . O Lord whose body was sprinkled with drops of the elephant's blood, O Lord who was seen in different ways by the different groups in the arena, . . .

. . . O Lord undefeated by anyone in the universe, O Lord who killed the wrestlers as Kaṁsa looked on, . . .

. . . O Lord whose unprecedented power bewildered the whole assembly, O Lord whose graceful battle with the wrestlers charmed everyone, . . .

. . . O Lord who shook with anger as Kaṁsa offended his elders, O Lord whose glance was a glittering thunderbolt, . . . .

. . . O Lord who playfully jumped into the royal box, making in shake, O Lord whose playful power made Kaṁsa shake in fear, . . .

. . . O Lord who violently threw Kaṁsa from the royal box, O Lord who killed Kaṁsa, the greatest sinner in the three worlds, . . .

. . . O Lord who removed everyone's sufferings, O Lord who at once gave liberation to Kaṁsa, . . .

. . . O Lord who released Vasudeva and the others from their shackles, O Lord eager to please Your devotees, . . .

. . . O Lord who, to prove that he was dead, dragged Kaṁsa here and there, O Lord who revealed that You are the strongest of the strong, . . .

. . . O Lord who returned the kingdom to Kaṁsa's father (Ugrasena), O Lord whose fame delighted the entire world, . . . .

. . . O Lord who protect Your dependents, O Lord who will again bring happiness to Vraja, . . .

. . . O hero, glory, glory, glory, glory, glory, glory, glory, glory, glory, glory, glory, glory, glory, glory, glory, glory to You!