mithilāyām upavane

visṛjya patitaḿ hayam

padbhyām adhāvat santrastaḥ

kṛṣṇo 'py anvadravad ruṣā

mithilayam -- at Mithila; upavane -- in a suburban garden; visrijya -- abandoning; patitam -- fallen; hayam -- his horse; padbhyam -- on foot; adhavat -- he ran; santrastah -- terrified; krishnah -- Lord Krishna; api -- also; anvadravat -- ran after; rusha -- furiously.


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In a garden on the outskirts of Mithila, the horse Satadhanva was riding collapsed. Terrified, he abandoned the horse and began to flee on foot, with Krishna in angry pursuit.

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