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Vishnupurana 5.6.25-30

Viṣṇupurāṇa 5.6.25-30

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Sanskrit

5.6.25

iti kṛtvā matiṃ sarve gamane te vrajaukasaḥ
ūcuḥ svaṃ svaṃ kulaṃ śīghraṃ gamyatāṃ mā vilambyatām //

Having thus resolved, the inhabitants of Vraja communicated their intention to their families, and desired them to move without delay. Accordingly they set off with their waggons and their cattle, driving before them their bulls and cows and calves; the fragments of their household stores they threw away, and in an instant Vraja was overspread with flights of crows. Vrindávana was chosen by Krishńa, whom acts do not affect, for the sake of providing for the nourishment of the kine; for there in the hottest season the new grass springs up as verdantly as in the rains. Having repaired, then, from Vraja to Vrindávana, the inhabitants of the former drew up their waggons in the form of a crescent.

Horace Hayman Wilson 1840, The Vishnu Purana: A System of Hindu Mythology and Tradition

5.6.26

tataḥ kṣaṇena prayayuḥ śakaṭair godhanais tathā
yūthaśo vatsapālāṃś ca kālayanto vrajaukasaḥ //

Having thus resolved, the inhabitants of Vraja communicated their intention to their families, and desired them to move without delay. Accordingly they set off with their waggons and their cattle, driving before them their bulls and cows and calves; the fragments of their household stores they threw away, and in an instant Vraja was overspread with flights of crows. Vrindávana was chosen by Krishńa, whom acts do not affect, for the sake of providing for the nourishment of the kine; for there in the hottest season the new grass springs up as verdantly as in the rains. Having repaired, then, from Vraja to Vrindávana, the inhabitants of the former drew up their waggons in the form of a crescent.

Horace Hayman Wilson 1840, The Vishnu Purana: A System of Hindu Mythology and Tradition

5.6.27

dravyāvayavanirdhūtaṃ kṣaṇamātreṇa tat tadā
kākabhāsasamākīrṇaṃ vrajasthānam abhūd dvija //

Having thus resolved, the inhabitants of Vraja communicated their intention to their families, and desired them to move without delay. Accordingly they set off with their waggons and their cattle, driving before them their bulls and cows and calves; the fragments of their household stores they threw away, and in an instant Vraja was overspread with flights of crows. Vrindávana was chosen by Krishńa, whom acts do not affect, for the sake of providing for the nourishment of the kine; for there in the hottest season the new grass springs up as verdantly as in the rains. Having repaired, then, from Vraja to Vrindávana, the inhabitants of the former drew up their waggons in the form of a crescent.

Horace Hayman Wilson 1840, The Vishnu Purana: A System of Hindu Mythology and Tradition

5.6.28

vṛndāvanaṃ bhagavatā kṛṣṇenākliṣṭakarmaṇā
śubhena manasā dhyātaṃ gavāṃ vṛddhim abhīpsatā //

Having thus resolved, the inhabitants of Vraja communicated their intention to their families, and desired them to move without delay. Accordingly they set off with their waggons and their cattle, driving before them their bulls and cows and calves; the fragments of their household stores they threw away, and in an instant Vraja was overspread with flights of crows. Vrindávana was chosen by Krishńa, whom acts do not affect, for the sake of providing for the nourishment of the kine; for there in the hottest season the new grass springs up as verdantly as in the rains. Having repaired, then, from Vraja to Vrindávana, the inhabitants of the former drew up their waggons in the form of a crescent.

Horace Hayman Wilson 1840, The Vishnu Purana: A System of Hindu Mythology and Tradition

5.6.29

tatas tatrātirūkṣe 'pi gharmakāle dvijottama
prāvṛṭkāla ivodbhūtaṃ navaśaṣpaṃ samantataḥ //

Having thus resolved, the inhabitants of Vraja communicated their intention to their families, and desired them to move without delay. Accordingly they set off with their waggons and their cattle, driving before them their bulls and cows and calves; the fragments of their household stores they threw away, and in an instant Vraja was overspread with flights of crows. Vrindávana was chosen by Krishńa, whom acts do not affect, for the sake of providing for the nourishment of the kine; for there in the hottest season the new grass springs up as verdantly as in the rains. Having repaired, then, from Vraja to Vrindávana, the inhabitants of the former drew up their waggons in the form of a crescent.

Horace Hayman Wilson 1840, The Vishnu Purana: A System of Hindu Mythology and Tradition

5.6.30

sa samāvāsitaḥ sarvo vrajo vṛndāvane tataḥ
śakaṭīvāṭaparyantaś candrārdhākārasaṃsthitiḥ //

Having thus resolved, the inhabitants of Vraja communicated their intention to their families, and desired them to move without delay. Accordingly they set off with their waggons and their cattle, driving before them their bulls and cows and calves; the fragments of their household stores they threw away, and in an instant Vraja was overspread with flights of crows. Vrindávana was chosen by Krishńa, whom acts do not affect, for the sake of providing for the nourishment of the kine; for there in the hottest season the new grass springs up as verdantly as in the rains. Having repaired, then, from Vraja to Vrindávana, the inhabitants of the former drew up their waggons in the form of a crescent.

Horace Hayman Wilson 1840, The Vishnu Purana: A System of Hindu Mythology and Tradition

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