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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam
[Canto 10, Ch. 1]
viṣṇu-tattva  or  jīva-tattva . If one concentrates upon Kṛṣṇa, one worships everyone. Therefore, because mother Devakī gave birth to Kṛṣṇa, she is described here as  sarva-devatā .
TEXT 57
कीर्तिमन्तं प्रथमजं कंसायानकदुन्दुभिः ।
अर्पयामास कृच्छ्रेण सोऽनृतादतिविह्वलः ॥५७॥
kīrtimantam prathamajam
kamsāyānakadundubhiḥ
arpayām āsa kṛcchreṇa
so 'nṛtād ativihvalaḥ
kīrtimantam —by the name Kīrtimān;  prathama-jam —the first-born baby;  kamsāya —unto Kamsa;  ānakadundubhiḥ —Vasudeva;  arpayām āsa —delivered;  kṛcchreṇa —with great pain;  saḥ —he (Vasudeva);  anṛtāt —from the breaking of the promise, or from fear of being a liar;  ati-vihvalaḥ —was very much disturbed, being afraid.
TRANSLATION
Vasudeva was very much disturbed by fear of becoming a liar by breaking his promise. Thus with great pain he delivered his first-born son, named Kīrtimān, into the hands of Kamsa.
PURPORT
In the Vedic system, as soon as a child is born, especially a male child, the father calls for learned  brāhmaṇas , and according to the description of the child's horoscope, the child is immediately given a name. This ceremony is called  nāma-karaṇa . There are ten different  saṁskāras , or reformatory methods, adopted in the system of  varṇāśrama-dharma , and the name-giving ceremony is one of them. Although Vasudeva's first son was to be delivered into the hands of Kamsa, the  nāma-karaṇa  ceremony was performed, and thus the child was named Kīrtimān. Such names are given immediately after birth.