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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam
[Canto 10, Ch. 1
of their enmity toward the Supreme Personality of Godhead, take birth after birth in  asura  families and therefore glide down to the darkest hellish regions.
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उग्रसेनं च पितरं यदुभोजान्धकाधिपम् । स्वयं निगृह्य बुभुजे शूरसेनान् महाबलः ॥६९॥
ugrasenam ca pitaram   yadu-bhojāndhakādhipam   svayam nigṛhya bubhuje   śūrasenān mahā-balaḥ
ugrasenam —unto Ugrasena;  ca —and;  pitaram —who was his own father;  yadu —of the Yadu dynasty;  bhoja —of the Bhoja dynasty;  andhaka —of the Andhaka dynasty;  adhipam —the king;  svayam —personally;  nigṛhya —subduing;  bubhuje —enjoyed;  śūrasenān —all the states known as Śūrasena;  mahā-balaḥ —the extremely powerful Kaṁsa.
TRANSLATION
Kaṁsa, the most powerful son of Ugrasena, even imprisoned his own father, the King of the Yadu, Bhoja and Andhaka dynasties, and personally ruled the states known as Śūrasena.
PURPORT
The state known as Mathurā was also included within the states known as Śūrasena.
ADDITIONAL NOTES FOR THIS CHAPTER
Regarding transmigration of the soul, Śrīla Madhvācārya gives the following notes. When one is awake, whatever one sees or hears is impressed upon the mind, which later works in dreams to show one different experiences, although in dreams one appears to accept a different