sarvan -- all; svan -- His; jnati -- close family members; sambandhan -- and other relations; digbhyah -- from all directions; kamsa-bhaya -- by fear of Kamsa; akulan -- disturbed; yadu-vrishni-andhaka-madhu-dasarha kukura-adikan -- the Yadus, Vrishnis, Andhakas, Madhus, Dasarhas, Kukuras and so on; sabhajitan -- shown honor; samasvasya -- consoling them; videsa -- in foreign regions; avasa -- by living; karsitan -- made weary; nyavasayat -- He settled; sva -- in their own; geheshu -- homes; vittaih -- with valuable gifts; santarpya -- gratifying; visva -- of the universe; krit -- the maker.

The Lord then brought all His close family members and other relatives back from the various places to which they had fled in fear of Kamsa. He received the Yadus, Vrishnis, Andhakas, Madhus, Dasarhas, Kukuras and other clans with due honor, and He also consoled them, for they were weary of living in foreign lands. Then Lord Krishna, the creator of the universe, resettled them in their homes and gratified them with valuable gifts.