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Srimad Bhagavatam 2.7.34-35

2.7.34-35

ये च प्रलम्बखरदर्दुरकेश्यरिष्ट- मल्लेभकंसयवना: कपिपौण्ड्रकाद्या: । अन्ये च शाल्वकुजबल्वलदन्तवक्र- सप्तोक्षशम्बरविदूरथरुक्‍मिमुख्या: ॥ ३४ ॥ ये वा मृधे समितिशालिन आत्तचापा: काम्बोजमत्स्यकुरुसृञ्जयकैकयाद्या: । यास्यन्त्यदर्शनमलं बलपार्थभीम- व्याजाह्वयेन हरिणा निलयं तदीयम् ॥ ३५ ॥

ye ca pralamba-khara-dardura-kesy-arista- mallebha-kamsa-yavanah kapi-paundrakadyah anye ca salva-kuja-balvala-dantavakra- saptoksa-sambara-viduratha-rukmi-mukhyah ye va mrdhe samiti-salina atta-capah kamboja-matsya-kuru-srnjaya-kaikayadyah yasyanty adarsanam alam bala-partha-bhima- vyajahvayena harina nilayam tadiyam

ye
all those
ca
totally
pralamba
the demon named Pralamba
khara
Dhenukasura
dardura
Bakasura
kesi
the Kesi demon
arista
the demon Aristasura
malla
a wrestler in the court of Kamsa
ibha
Kuvalayapida
kamsa
the King of Mathura and maternal uncle of Krsna
yavanah
the kings of Persia and other adjoining places
kapi
Dvivida
paundraka-adyah
Paundraka and others
anye
others
ca
as much as
salva
King Salva
kuja
Narakasura
balvala
King Balvala
dantavakra
the brother of Sisupala, a dead rival of Krsna’s
saptoksa
King Saptoksa
sambara
King Sambara
viduratha
King Viduratha
rukmi-mukhyah
the brother of Rukmini, the first queen of Krsna at Dvaraka
ye
all those
va
either
mrdhe
in the battlefield
samiti-salinah
all very powerful
atta-capah
well equipped with bows and arrows
kamboja
the King of Kamboja
matsya
the King of Dvarbhanga
kuru
the sons of Dhrtarastra
srnjaya
King Srnjaya
kaikaya-adyah
the King of Kekaya and others
yasyanti
would attain
adarsanam
impersonal merging within the brahmajyoti
alam
what to speak of
bala
Baladeva, the elder brother of Krsna
partha
Arjuna
bhima
the second Pandava
vyaja-ahvayena
by the false names
harina
by Lord Hari
nilayam
the abode
tadiyam
of Him

All demonic personalities like Pralamba, Dhenuka, Baka, Kesi, Arista, Canura, Mustika, Kuvalayapida elephant, Kamsa, Yavana, Narakasura and Paundraka, great marshals like Salva, Dvivida monkey and Balvala, Dantavakra, the seven bulls, Sambara, Viduratha and Rukmi, as also great warriors like Kamboja, Matsya, Kuru, Srnjaya and Kekaya, would all fight vigorously, either with the Lord Hari directly or with Him under His names of Baladeva, Arjuna, Bhima, etc. And the demons, thus being killed, would attain either the impersonal brahmajyoti or His personal abode in the Vaikuntha planets.