Gopalacampu 1.33.66

1.33.66

[44] atha vraja-rājaḥ sandeha-mandehatayā sānandam ivopanandādīnān āyayāmāsa | yatra
ca kiñcid api vihitāpidhāna-vidhānāḥ śrī-vrajeśvarī-pradhānā labdhānusandhānā
jātāḥ | tataḥ sukham upaviṣṭeṣu teṣu śiṣṭeṣu śrī-viṣṭara-śravāḥ kiñcid vihasann ivācaṣṭa-asmān prati samprati bhoja-kṣiti-bhṛd-iṣṭa sandiṣṭavān asti | yat prajā-nibhāḥ prajā yūyam iha maheśa-dhanur mahāmahe saheśāḥ saha-śāvakāḥ sāvakāśam āgacchata | viśeṣatas tu nija-vīryataḥ samīryamāṇa-nija-darśana-tṛṣṇau rāma-kṛṣṇau
ca iti |

[44] Then the king of Vraja, through the dispersal of his doubts, as if with joy, had Upananda and the others summoned. And there, with some partition arranged, the principal ladies, headed by the glorious queen of Vraja, also obtained information. Then, when those noble persons were seated comfortably, Śrī Viṣṭaraśravas, as if smiling slightly, spoke: “Just now, the beloved of the Bhoja king sent a message to us: ‘You subjects, resembling our own children, come here at your leisure for the great festival of the bow of Maheśa, accompanied by your cows and children, along with your lords! In particular, Rāma and Kṛṣṇa, who thirst to see their own prowess proclaimed!’”