Text 125] The Activities of Saksi-gopala 171
TEXT 123
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CUNT HSM CAS SHCH STRAT Hl 320 1
tanra bhakti-vase gopala tanre ajfia dila
gopala la-iyd sei katake dila
SYNONYMS
tanra—his; bhakti-vase—under the obligation of the devotional service;
gopala—Lord Gopala; tanre—unto Him; ajfid dila—gave the order; gopala—the
Gopiala Deity; /a-iya—taking; sei—that King; katake—to the city of Kataka; dila—
returned.
TRANSLATION
When the King begged Him to come to his kingdom, Gopala, who was
already obliged for his devotional service, accepted his prayer. Thus the King
took the Gopala Deity and went back to Kataka.
TEXT 124
staice onifa’ frey aifeis3-faeetaa |
SECS CUNMA-CHA BERT WIA W328 1
jagannathe ani’ dila manikya-sirnhadsana
katake gopdala-seva karila sthdpana
SYNONYMS
jagannathe—unto Jagannatha; dni’—bringing; dila—presented; mdanikya-
sirnhdsana—the throne of the name Manikya-sirnhasana; katake—at Kataka;
gopdla-seva—the service of the Gopala Deity; karila sthapana—established.
TRANSLATION
After winning the Manikya throne, King Purusottama took it to Jagannatha
Puri and presented it to Lord Jagannatha. In the meantime, he also established
regular worship of the Gopala Deity at Kataka.
TEXT 125
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ofes sia ae meTeA CFT AAP 1 Re I
