270 Krsna, the Supreme Personality of Godhead

When death comes, it does not care for anyone’s exalted position.

When everything was complete, the wrestlers, who were to exhibit their
skills before the assembly, walked into the arena. They were decorated
with bright ornaments and dress. Some of the famous wrestlers were
Canira, Mustika, Sala, Kita and Toégala. Being enlivened by the musical
concert, they passed through with great alacrity. All the respectable
cowherd men who came from Vrndavana, headed by Nanda, were also
welcomed by Kamsa. After presenting Kamsa with the milk products they
had brought with them, the cowherd men also took their respective seats
by the side of the king, on a platform especially meant for them.

Thus ends ‘the Bhaktivedanta purport of the Forty-first Chapter of
Krsna, “The Breaking of the Bow in the Sacrificial Arena.” .
