yasmin -- in which (palace); nara-indra -- of the kings among men; ditija-indra -- of the kings of the demons; sura-indra -- and of the kings of the demigods; lakshmih -- the opulences; nana -- variegated; vibhanti -- were manifest; kila -- indeed; visva-srija -- by the cosmic manufacturer (Maya Danava); upaklptah -- provided; tabhih -- with them; patin -- her husbands, the Pandavas; drupada-raja -- of King Drupada; suta -- the daughter, Draupadi; upatasthe -- served; yasyam -- to whom; vishakta -- attached; hridayah -- whose heart; kuru-rat -- the Kuru prince, Duryodhana; atapyat -- lamented.

In that palace all the collected opulences of the kings of men, demons and gods were brilliantly manifest, having been brought there by the cosmic inventor, Maya Danava. With those riches Draupadi served her husbands, and Duryodhana, the prince of the Kurus, lamented because he was very much attracted to her.