Obeisance 99
Song_Obeisance 99
sad-vākyānandita-ṣrīmad-
ugrasenādhipatyada
dattograsena-rājya-ṣrī
ugrasena-nideṣa-kṛt
sat--transcendental; vakya--by the words; anandita--blissful; srimat--fortunate; ugrasena--to Ugrasena; adhipatya--the post of monarch; datta--given; ugrasena--to Ugrasena; rajya--of the kingdom; srih--the opulence; ugrasena--to Ugrasena, nidesa--instruction; krt--giving;
O Lord Krsna, delighting the fortunate Ugrasena with You transcendental words, and instructing him, You gave to him the post of monarch and all the opulence of the kingdom.
prasīdtān me bhagavan
bhakta-vatsala-nāma-dhṛk
ugrasena-vaṣānīta-
triloki-ratna-saṇcaya
prasidatat--pleace be merciful; me--unto me; bhagavan--Lord; bhakta--to the devotees; vatsala--affectionate; nama--name; dhrk--bearing; ugrasena--of King Ugrasena; vasa--to the submissiveness; anita--brought; tri-loki--in the three worlds; ratna--of jewels; sancaya--accumulation.
O Lord Krsna, because You bear the name bhakta-vatsala (affectionate to the devotees), please be merciful to me. Although You possess all the jewels and opulence in the three worlds, You nevertheless became the submissive subject of King Ugrasena.
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Who wrote Obeisance 99?
Obeisance 99 was composed by Sanatana Goswami. It appears in Krsna Lila Stava.
How many verses does Obeisance 99 have?
Obeisance 99 has 2 verses.