Srila Sridhara Svami states that the word vibhutih refers to Lord Krishna's expansions (amsan), and Srila Visvanatha Cakravarti Thakura further explains that here the word vibhutih refers to Lord Krishna's opulent expansions within this world, such as the demigods and other empowered beings. Thus Srila Prabhupada treats this verse as follows in Krishna, the Supreme Personality of Godhead: "My dear Lord Krishna, the sacrifice known as the Rajasuya yajna is to be performed by the emperor, and it is considered to be the king of all sacrifices. By performing this sacrifice, I wish to satisfy all the demigods, who are Your empowered representatives within this material world, and I wish that You will kindly help me in this great adventure so that it may be successfully executed. As far as the Pandavas are concerned, we have nothing to ask from the demigods. We are personally satisfied by being Your devotees. As you say in the Bhagavad-gita, 'Persons who are bewildered by material desires worship the demigods,' but our purpose is different. I want to perform this Rajasuya sacrifice and invite the demigods to show them that they have no power independent of You. They are all Your servants, and You are the Supreme Personality of Godhead. Foolish persons with a poor fund of knowledge consider Your Lordship an ordinary human being. Sometimes they try to find fault in You, and sometimes they defame You. Therefore I wish to perform the Rajasuya yajna. I wish to invite all the demigods, beginning from Lord Brahma, Lord Siva and other exalted chiefs of the heavenly planets, and in that great assembly of the demigods from all parts of the universe, I want to substantiate that You are the Supreme Personality of Godhead and that everyone is Your servant."