purānena vraja-pate

sādhavo dasyu-pīḍitāḥ

arājake rakṣyamāṇā

jigyur dasyūn samedhitāḥ

pura -- formerly; anena -- by Krishna; vraja-pate -- O King of Vraja; sadhavah -- those who were honest; dasyu-piditah -- being disturbed by rogues and thieves; arajake -- when there was an irregular government; rakshyamanah -- were protected; jigyuh -- conquered; dasyun -- the rogues and thieves; samedhitah -- flourished.


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O Nanda Maharaja, as recorded in history, when there was an irregular, incapable government, Indra having been dethroned, and when honest people were being harassed and disturbed by thieves, this child appeared in order to curb the rogues and to protect the people and enable them to flourish.

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