Gopalacampu 1.5.47

1.5.47

[37] atha mathurām āsādya sadya eva karādhikāriṣu karam upasādya tad-dvārā dūrata eva rājānam anujānantaṃ prasādya śakaṭa-ghaṭāvamocanam evānañca, na tu śrī-vasudeva-sadma, kaṃse tena sākaṃ nijānāsañjana-vyañjanāya |

[37] Then, having reached Mathurā, he immediately handed over the tax to the tax collectors, and through them propitiated the king from afar so that he granted permission. He then only approached the unyoking of the train of carts, and did not go to the abode of glorious Vasudeva, so as to manifest to Kaṃsa his lack of partisan attachment to him.