śrī-śuka uvāca

nandas tatra yadūn prāptān

jñātvā kṛṣṇa-purogamān

tatrāgamad vṛto gopair

anaḥ-sthārthair didṛkṣayā

sri-sukah uvaca -- Sukadeva Gosvami said; nandah -- Nanda Maharaja; tatra -- there; yadun -- the Yadus; praptan -- arrived; jnatva -- finding out; krishna -- Lord Krishna; purah-gaman -- keeping in front; tatra -- there; agamat -- he went; vritah -- accompanied; gopaih -- by the cowherds; anah -- on their wagons; stha -- placed; arthaih -- whose possessions; didrikshaya -- wanting to see.


Texto

Sukadeva Gosvami said: When Nanda Maharaja learned that the Yadus had arrived, led by Krishna, he immediately went to see them. The cowherds accompanied him, their various possessions loaded on their wagons.

Significado

The cowherds of Vraja were planning to stay at Kurukshetra for some days, so they came equipped with adequate provisions, especially milk products and other foods for the pleasure of Krishna and Balarama.