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.


Texto

Narada Muni said: Having thus heard the science of devotional service, Nimi, the King of Mithila, felt extremely satisfied and, along with the sacrificial priests, offered respectful worship to the sagacious sons of Jayanti.

Significado

The word jayanteyan indicates the nine Yogendras, who were born from the womb of Jayanti, the wife of Rishabhadeva.