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jaya jaya yadu-kula-jalanidhi-candra braja-kula gokula ananda-kanda
Translation

Glory, glory to the Lord who is like a moon risen from the ocean of the Yadu dynasty, to the Lord who is the bliss of Gokula's pastures!

jaya jaya jaladhara syamara anga helana kalpa-taru lalita tri-bhanga
Translation

Glory, glory to the Lord whose limbs are dark like a monsoon cloud, the Lord whose graceful form bends in three places like a bending kalpa-taru tree!

sudha-i sudhamaya murali-bilasa jaga-jana-mohana madhurima hasa
Translation

His pastime is to play nectar melodies on His flute. The sweetness of His smile enchants everyone in the world.

abani bilambita bani bana-bala madhukara jhankaru tatahi rasala
Translation

He lingers in the forest of new flowers. He is like a mango tree where black bees hum.

taruna aruna ruci pada arabinda nakha-mani nichani dasa gobinda
Translation

The lotus flowers of the soles of His feet glisten with a charming new redness. Govinda dasa worships the jewels that are the nails of His toes.

About Jaya Jaya Yadu Kula Jalanidhi Candra

A song by Govinda Dasa Kaviraja. Govinda Das Kaviraj glorifies Lord Krishna, who is like a moon that has risen from the ocean of the Yadu dynasty and who is the bliss of Gokula’s pastures.

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Who wrote Jaya Jaya Yadu Kula Jalanidhi Candra?

Jaya Jaya Yadu Kula Jalanidhi Candra was composed by Govinda Dasa Kaviraja.

What is the meaning of Jaya Jaya Yadu Kula Jalanidhi Candra?

Glory, glory to the Lord who is like a moon risen from the ocean of the Yadu dynasty, to the Lord who is the bliss of Gokula's pastures!

How many verses does Jaya Jaya Yadu Kula Jalanidhi Candra have?

Jaya Jaya Yadu Kula Jalanidhi Candra has 5 verses.

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Yes. A ready-to-display slide deck for Jaya Jaya Yadu Kula Jalanidhi Candra — verse and translation on each slide — is available to download in both PowerPoint (.pptx) and PDF formats from this page, for use in kirtan or temple programs.