Gopalacampu 1.9.10

1.9.10

[9] tad etad ākarṇya nirvarṇita-tan-mukhāḥ śrī-vrajarāja-pramukhāḥ samāhūya bhūyaḥ sa-kautukaṃ sa-sukhaṃ tau militavantaḥ | madhye samupaveśya nirīkṣitavantaś ceti | [10] punas tu tat-praśnānantaraṃ madhukaṇṭhaḥ krama-prāptāṃ kathāṃ prāha, [11] tad evaṃ vicitrāt pūrva-caritrād divasa-pañcakānantaraṃ śrīmān upanandaḥ sva-mandiraṃ vindamānaḥ sva-patnīṃ papraccha, adya sva-devara-nara-deva-gṛhe kiṃ gamana-maṅgalaṃ jagṛhe bhavatyā?

[9] Hearing this, the king of Vraja and the other elders, gazing upon their faces, called them forward and repeatedly embraced them with curiosity and delight. Seating the two between them, they gazed upon them. [10] Then, after their questioning, Madhukaṇṭha narrated the tale that followed in sequence: [11] "Then, five days after this wondrous previous event, the illustrious Upananda, arriving at his own house, asked his wife: 'Today, in the house of your brother-in-law, the king of men, was the auspicious visit undertaken by you?'"