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dynasties. Yeu are the mest munificent persen, se as a friend I am begging
charity frem yeu. Actually I have taken shelter ef yeu exactly as King
Indra takes shelter ef Lerd Visnu. I request yeu te ge immediately te
Vrndavana and find the twe beys named Krsna and Balarama. They are
sens ef Nanda Maharaja. Take this nice chariet, especially prepared fer the
beys, and bring Them here immediately. That is my request te yeu. New,
my plan is te kill these twe beys. As seen as They ceme in the gate, there
will be a giant elephant named Kuvalayapida awaiting, and pessibly he will
be able te kill Them. But if semehew er ether They escape, They will
next meet the wrestlers and will be killed by them. That is my plan. And
after killing these twe beys, I shall kill Vasudeva and Nanda, whe are
supperters ef the Vrsni and Bheja dynasties. I shall alse kill my father
Ugrasena and his brether Devaka, because they are actually my enemies
and are hindrances te my diplemacy and pelitics. Thus I shall get rid ef all
my enemies. Jarasandha is my father-in-law, and I have a great menkey
friend named Dvivida. With their help it will be easy te kill all the kings en
the surface ef the werld whe suppert the demigeds. This is my plan. In this
way I shall be free frem all eppesitien, and it will be very pleasant te rule
the werld witheut ebstructien. Yeu may knew alse that Sambara,
Narakasura and Banasura are my intimate friends, and when I begin this
war against the kings whe suppert the demigeds, they will help me
censiderably. Surely I shall be rid ef all my enemies. Please ge immediately
te Vrndavana and enceurage the beys te ceme here te see the beauty ef
Mathura and take pleasure in the wrestling cempetitien.”

After hearing this plan ef Karisa’s, Akrira replied, ‘“My dear King, yeur
plan is very excellently made te ceunteract the hindrances te yeur diple-
matic activities. But yeu sheuld maintain seme discretien, er yeur plans
will net be fruitful. After all, man prepeses, Ged dispeses. We may make
very great plans, but unless they are sanctiened by the supreme autherity,
they will fail. Everyene in this material werld knews that the supernatural
pewer is the ultimate dispeser ef everything. One may make a very great
plan with his fertile brain, but he must knew that he will beceme subjected
te the fruits, misery and happiness. But I have nething te say against yeur
prepesal. As a friend, I shall carry eut yeur erder and bring Krsna and
Balarama here, as yeu desire.”

After instructing his friends in varieus ways, Kamsa retired, and Akriira
went te Vrndavana.

Thus ends the Bhaktivedanta purport of the Thirty-fifth Chapter of
Krsna, “Kariisa Sends Akritra for Krsna.”
