akhaṇḍa-maṇḍalo vyomni
rarājoḍu-gaṇaiḥ śaśī
yathā yadu-patiḥ kṛṣṇo
vṛṣṇi-cakrāvṛto bhuvi
akhanda -- unbroken; mandalah -- its sphere; vyomni -- in the sky; raraja -- shone forth; udu-ganaih -- along with the stars; sasi -- the moon; yatha -- as; yadu-patih -- the master of the Yadu dynasty; krishnah -- Lord Krishna; vrishni-cakra -- by the circle of Vrishnis; avritah -- surrounded; bhuvi -- upon the earth.
The full moon shone in the sky, surrounded by stars, just as Sri Krishna, the Lord of the Yadu dynasty, shone brilliantly on the earth, surrounded by all the Vrishnis.
Srila Sanatana Gosvami explains that in Vrindavana the full moon is eternally risen, and this full moon is like the full manifestation of the Absolute Truth, Sri Krishna. When He was manifest on earth, Lord Krishna was surrounded by prominent members of the Vrishni dynasty such as Nanda, Upananda, Vasudeva and Akrura.
