śrī-nārada uvāca
dharmān bhāgavatān itthaḿ
śrutvātha mithileśvaraḥ
jāyanteyān munīn prītaḥ
sopādhyāyo hy apūjayat
sri-naradah uvaca -- Narada Muni said; dharman bhagavatan -- the science of devotional service to the Supreme Personality of Godhead; ittham -- in this manner; srutva -- having heard; atha -- then; mithila-isvarah -- the master of the kingdom of Mithila, King Nimi; jayanteyan -- to the sons of Jayanti; munin -- sages; pritah -- being satisfied; sa-upadhyayah -- along with the priests; hi -- indeed; apujayat -- he offered worship.
The word jayanteyan indicates the nine Yogendras, who were born from the womb of Jayanti, the wife of Rishabhadeva.