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Srimad Bhagavatam 10.90.1-7

10.90.1-7

श्रीशुक उवाच सुखं स्वपुर्यां निवसन् द्वारकायां श्रिय: पति: । सर्वसम्पत्समृद्धायां जुष्टायां वृष्णिपुङ्गवै: ॥ १ ॥ स्‍त्रीभिश्चोत्तमवेषाभिर्नवयौवनकान्तिभि: । कन्दुकादिभिर्हर्म्येषु क्रीडन्तीभिस्तडिद्‌द्युभि: ॥ २ ॥ नित्यं सङ्कुलमार्गायां मदच्युद्भ‍िर्मतङ्गजै: । स्वलङ्कृतैर्भटैरश्वै रथैश्च कनकोज्ज्वलै: ॥ ३ ॥ उद्यानोपवनाढ्यायां पुष्पितद्रुमराजिषु । निर्विशद् भृङ्गविहगैर्नादितायां समन्तत: ॥ ४ ॥ रेमे षोडशसाहस्रपत्नीनामेकवल्ल‍भ: । तावद्विचित्ररूपोऽसौ तद्गेहेषु महर्द्धिषु ॥ ५ ॥ प्रोत्फुल्ल‍ोत्पलकह्लारकुमुदाम्भोजरेणुभि: । वासितामलतोयेषु कूजद्‌द्विजकुलेषु च ॥ ६ ॥ विजहार विगाह्याम्भो ह्रदिनीषु महोदय: । कुचकुङ्कुमलिप्ताङ्ग: परिरब्धश्च योषिताम् ॥ ७ ॥

śrī-śuka uvāca sukhaṁ sva-puryāṁ nivasan dvārakāyāṁ śriyaḥ patiḥ sarva-sampat-samṛddhāyāṁ juṣṭāyāṁ vṛṣṇi-puṅgavaiḥ strībhiś cottama-veṣābhir nava-yauvana-kāntibhiḥ kandukādibhir harmyeṣu krīḍantībhis taḍid-dyubhiḥ nityaṁ saṅkula-mārgāyāṁ mada-cyudbhir mataṅ-gajaiḥ sv-alaṅkṛtair bhaṭair aśvai rathaiś ca kanakojjvalaiḥ udyānopavanāḍhyāyāṁ puṣpita-druma-rājiṣu nirviśad-bhṛṅga-vihagair nāditāyāṁ samantataḥ reme ṣoḍaśa-sāhasra- patnīnāṁ eka-vallabhaḥ tāvad vicitra-rūpo ’sau tad-geheṣu maharddhiṣu protphullotpala-kahlāra- kumudāmbhoja-reṇubhiḥ vāsitāmala-toyeṣu kūjad-dvija-kuleṣu ca vijahāra vigāhyāmbho hradinīṣu mahodayaḥ kuca-kuṅkuma-liptāṅgaḥ parirabdhaś ca yoṣitām

śrī-śukaḥ uvāca
Śukadeva Gosvāmī said
sukham
happily
sva
in His own
puryām
city
nivasan
residing
dvārakāyām
in Dvārakā
śriyaḥ
of the goddess of fortune
patiḥ
the master
sarva
all
sampat
in opulent features
samṛddhāyām
which was rich
juṣṭāyām
populated
vṛṣṇi-puṅgavaiḥ
by the most prominent of the Vṛṣṇis
strībhiḥ
by women
ca
and
uttama
excellent
veṣābhiḥ
whose dress
nava
new
yauvana
of youth
kāntibhiḥ
whose beauty
kanduka-ādibhiḥ
with balls and other toys
harmyeṣu
on the rooftops
krīḍantībhiḥ
playing
taḍit
of lightning
dyubhiḥ
whose effulgence
nityam
always
saṅkula
crowded
mārgāyām
whose roads
mada-cyudbhiḥ
exuding mada
matam
intoxicated
gajaiḥ
with elephants
su
well
alaṅkṛtaiḥ
ornamented
bhaṭaiḥ
with foot-soldiers
aśvaiḥ
horses
rathaiḥ
chariots
ca
and
kanaka
with gold
ujjvalaiḥ
brilliant
udyāna
with gardens
upavana
and parks
āḍhyāyām
endowed
puṣpita
flowering
druma
of trees
rājiṣu
which had rows
nirviśat
entering (therein)
bhṛṅga
by bees
vihagaiḥ
and birds
nāditāyām
filled with sound
samantataḥ
on all sides
reme
He enjoyed
ṣoḍaśa
sixteen
sāhasra
thousand
patnīnām
of wives
eka
the only
vallabhaḥ
beloved
tāvat
that many
vicitra
variegated
rūpaḥ
having personal forms
asau
He
tat
their
geheṣu
in the residences
mahā-ṛddhiṣu
richly furnished
protphulla
blooming
utpala
of water lilies
kahlāra
white lotuses
kumuda
night-blooming lotuses
ambhoja
and day-blooming lotuses
reṇubhiḥ
by the pollen
vāsita
made aromatic
amala
pure
toyeṣu
in bodies of water
kūjat
cooing
dvija
of birds
kuleṣu
where there were flocks
ca
and
vijahāra
He sported
vigāhya
diving
ambhaḥ
into the water
hradinīṣu
in rivers
mahā-udayaḥ
the all-powerful Lord
kuca
from their breasts
kuṅkuma
by the red cosmetic powder
lipta
smeared
aṅgaḥ
His body
parirabdhaḥ
embraced
ca
and
yoṣitām
by the women

Śukadeva Gosvamī said: The master of the goddess of fortune resided happily in His capital city, Dvārakā, which was endowed with all opulences and populated by the most eminent Vṛṣṇis and their gorgeously dressed wives. When these beautiful women in the bloom of youth would play on the city’s rooftops with balls and other toys, they shone like flashing lightning. The main streets of the city were always crowded with intoxicated elephants exuding mada, and also with cavalry, richly adorned infantrymen, and soldiers riding chariots brilliantly decorated with gold. Gracing the city were many gardens and parks with rows of flowering trees, where bees and birds would gather, filling all directions with their songs.