putrāṇāḿ duhitṝṇāḿ ca

kāle vidhy-upayāpanam

dārair varais tat-sadṛśaiḥ

kalpayantaḿ vibhūtibhiḥ

putranam -- of sons; duhitrinam -- of daughters; ca -- and; kale -- at the suitable time; vidhi -- according to religious principles; upayapanam -- getting them married; daraih -- with wives; varaih -- and with husbands; tat -- for them; sadrisaih -- compatible; kalpayantam -- so arranging; vibhutibhih -- in terms of opulences.


Texto

Narada saw Lord Krishna engaged in getting His sons and daughters married to suitable brides and bridegrooms at the appropriate time, and the marriage ceremonies were being performed with great pomp.

Significado

This translation is based on Srila Prabhupada's Krishna.

The word kale here means that Krishna arranged for His sons and daughters to be married when each of them reached the proper age.