nṛ-vāji-kāñcana-śibikābhir acyutaḿ
sahātmajāḥ patim anu su-vratā yayuḥ
varāmbarābharaṇa-vilepana-srajaḥ
su-saḿvṛtā nṛbhir asi-carma-pāṇibhiḥ
nri -- human; vaji -- with powerful carriers; kancana -- golden; sibikabhih -- with palanquins; acyutam -- Lord Krishna; saha-atmajah -- along with their children; patim -- their husband; anu -- following; su-vratah -- His faithful wives; yayuh -- went; vara -- fine; ambara -- whose clothes; abharana -- ornaments; vilepana -- fragrant oils and ointments; srajah -- and garlands; su -- well; samvritah -- encompassed; nribhih -- by soldiers; asi -- swords; carma -- and shields; panibhih -- in whose hands.
According to Sridhara Svami, the word vaji indicates that some of Lord Krishna's queens were transported by horse-drawn conveyances.