ity uktvā codayām āsa

syandanaḿ gāndinī-sutaḥ

mathurām anayad rāmaḿ

kṛṣṇaḿ caiva dinātyaye

iti -- thus; uktva -- saying; codayam asa -- drove forward; syandanam -- the chariot; gandini-sutah -- the son of Gandini, Akrura; mathuram -- to Mathura; anayat -- he brought; ramam -- Lord Balarama; krishnam -- Lord Krishna; ca -- and; eva -- also; dina -- of the day; atyaye -- at the end.


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With these words, Akrura, the son of Gandini, began driving the chariot onward. At the end of the day he arrived in Mathura with Lord Balarama and Lord Krishna.

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