Virudavali 3

apta- svaka-pury-antika - in Your own city.

O Lord who arranged for King Yudhiṣṭhira to perform the rājasūya-yajña, O Lord whose rumbling chariot could be heard even by the elephants holding up the directions, O Lord who returned to Your own city, . . .

weapon.

. . . O Lord who saw the great Saubha airplane flying in the sky, O Lord who with arrows destroyed that airplane, O Lord who, weapon against weapon, fought with Śālva, . . .

persons.

. . . O Lord who broke apart the Saubha airplane, O Lord who pretended to be bewildered by Śālva's mystic tricks, O Lord whose pretended bewilderment bewildered the saintly sages, . . .

. . . O Lord who broke Śālva's weapons, O Lord who with many blows defeated Śālva, O Lord who with a club broke the Saubha airplane to pieces, O Lord who removed Śālva's pride, . . .

. . . O Lord who with an arrow cut off Śālva's right hand, O Lord who with the cakra cut Śālva's neck, O Lord who thus performed many wonderful activities, O hero, O beloved of Vraja, You are very glorious and splendid.