tasmin samāna-guṇa-rūpa-vayaḥ-su-veṣa-

dāsī-sahasra-yutayānusavaḿ gṛhiṇyā

vipro dadarśa camara-vyajanena rukma-

daṇḍena sātvata-patiḿ parivījayantyā

tasmin -- therein; samana -- equal; guna -- whose personal qualities; rupa -- beauty; vayah -- youth; su-vesha -- and fine dress; dasi -- by maidservants; sahasra -- a thousand; yutaya -- joined; anusavam -- at every moment; grihinya -- together with His wife; viprah -- the learned brahmana (Narada); dadarsa -- saw; camara -- of yak-tail; vyajanena -- with a fan; rukma -- gold; dandena -- whose handle; satvata-patim -- the Lord of the Satvatas, Sri Krishna; parivijayantya -- fanning.


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In that palace the learned brahmana saw the Lord of the Satvatas, Sri Krishna, together with His wife, who fanned Him with a gold-handled yak-tail fan. She personally served Him in this way, even though she was constantly attended by a thousand maidservants equal to her in personal character, beauty, youth and fine dress.

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