tataḥ - then; purīm - His city; yadu-patiḥ - the Lord of the Yadus; ati - profusely; alaṅkṛtām - decorated; ravi - the sun; chada - blocking; dhvaja - upon flagpoles; paṭa - with banners; citra - wonderful; toraṇām - and with archways; kuśasthalīm - Dvārakā; divi - in heaven; bhuvi - on the earth; ca - and; abhisaṁstutām - glorified; samāviśat - He entered; taraṇiḥ - the sun; iva - as if; sva - his own; ketanam - abode.

The Lord of the Yadus then entered His capital city, Kuśasthalī [Dvārakā], which is glorified in heaven and on earth. The city was elaborately decorated with flagpoles carrying banners that blocked the sun, and also with splendid archways. As Lord Kṛṣṇa entered, He appeared like the sun-god entering his abode.