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Srimad Bhagavatam 11.1.4

11.1.4

नैवान्यत: परिभवोऽस्य भवेत् कथञ्चिन् मत्संश्रयस्य विभवोन्नहनस्य नित्यम् । अन्त:कलिं यदुकुलस्य विधाय वेणु- स्तम्बस्य वह्निमिव शान्तिमुपैमि धाम ॥ ४ ॥

naivānyataḥ paribhavo ’sya bhavet kathañcin mat-saṁśrayasya vibhavonnahanasya nityam antaḥ kaliṁ yadu-kulasya vidhāya veṇu- stambasya vahnim iva śāntim upaimi dhāma

na
not
eva
certainly
anyataḥ
from another cause
paribhavaḥ
defeat
asya
of this (dynasty)
bhavet
there can be
kathañcit
by any means
mat-saṁśrayasya
which has fully taken shelter of Me
vibhava
with its power
unnahanasya
unrestricted
nityam
always
antaḥ
within
kalim
a quarrel
yadu-kulasya
the Yadu dynasty
vidhāya
inspiring
veṇu-stambasya
of a clump of bamboo plants
vahnim
a fire
iva
as
śāntim
peace
upaimi
I shall achieve
dhāma
My eternal personal abode

Lord Kṛṣṇa thought, “No outside force could ever bring about the defeat of this family, the Yadu dynasty, whose members have always been fully surrendered to Me and are unrestricted in their opulence. But if I inspire a quarrel within the dynasty, that quarrel will act just like a fire created from the friction of bamboo in a grove, and then I shall achieve My real purpose and return to My eternal abode.”