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Srimad Bhagavatam 11.1.3

11.1.3

भूभारराजपृतना यदुभिर्निरस्य गुप्तै: स्वबाहुभिरचिन्तयदप्रमेय: । मन्येऽवनेर्ननु गतोऽप्यगतं हि भारं यद् यादवं कुलमहो अविषह्यमास्ते ॥ ३ ॥

bhū-bhāra-rāja-pṛtanā yadubhir nirasya guptaiḥ sva-bāhubhir acintayad aprameyaḥ manye ’vaner nanu gato ’py agataṁ hi bhāraṁ yad yādavaṁ kulam aho aviṣahyam āste

bhū-bhāra
existing as the burden of the earth
rāja
of the kings
pṛtanāḥ
the armies
yadubhiḥ
by the Yadus
nirasya
eliminating
guptaiḥ
protected
sva-bāhubhiḥ
by His own arms
acintayat
He considered
aprameyaḥ
the unfathomable Lord
manye
I think
avaneḥ
of the earth
nanu
one may say
gataḥ
it is gone
api
but
agatam
it is not gone
hi
indeed
bhāram
the burden
yat
because
yādavam
of Yadus
kulam
the dynasty
aho
ah
aviṣahyam
intolerable
āste
remains

The Supreme Personality of Godhead used the Yadu dynasty, which was protected by His own arms, to eliminate the kings who with their armies had been the burden of this earth. Then the unfathomable Lord thought to Himself, “Although some may say that the earth’s burden is now gone, in My opinion it is not yet gone, because there still remains the Yādava dynasty itself, whose strength is unbearable for the earth.”