शक्र श्रवित भौमतिक्रम

O Lord who defeated many crooked-hearted kings, O Lord who heard from Indra of Bhaumāsura's conquests, . . .

. . . O Lord the dim reflection of whose holy name destroys all sins, O Lord who flew on Garuḍa with Satyabhāmā, . . .

. . . O Lord who gazed at Bhaumāsura's great fortress, O Lord who knew that Satyabhāmā expected a gift, . . .

. . . O Lord who became surprised to gaze at that fort, O Lord whose ferocious attack on that fort made the greatest heroes tremble, . . .

. . . O Lord who destroyed Bhaumāsura's fortifications, O Lord who destroyed everything in the range of Bhaumāsura's sight, . . .

. . . O Lord who yearned to crush Bhaumāsura, O Lord who easily killed him, . . .

. . . O Lord who gave the kingdom to Bhaumāsura's son, O Lord who pleased that son, who was a great devotee, . . .

. . . O Lord who delivered the girls kept captive there, O Lord who made them fortunate and happy, . . .

. . . O Lord who was then worshiped by the demigods and brāhmaṇas, O Lord who then desired to take a pārijāta tree from the demigods, . . .

. . . O Lord who took a pārijāta tree, O Lord whom was attacked by Indra and then worshiped in a great battle, . . .

. . . O powerful Lord who defeated Indra and took the pārijāta tree, . . .

. . . O Lord who took the unattainable parasol of Varuṇa and many other things, O Lord who playfully took a jewel mountain, . . .

. . . O Lord who give spiritual love to Your devotees, O Lord who defeat all the enemies, O Lord who stay always in Vraja, glory to You!