50 Srimad-Bhagavatam [Canto 10, Ch. 7
assembled there; nanda-ddayah ca—and the men, headed by Nanda
Maharaja; adbhuta-darsana—by seeing the wonderful calamity (that the
heavily loaded cart had broken upon the small baby, who still lay there
unhurt); dkulah—and thus they were very much perturbed as to
how it had happened; katham—how; svayam—by itself; vai—indeed;
Sakatam—the handcart; viparyagat—became so heavily damaged,
dismantled.
TRANSLATION
When mother Yasoda and the other ladies who had assembled
for the utthana festival, and all the men, headed by Nanda
Maharaja, saw the wonderful situation, they began to wonder how
the handcart had collapsed by itself. They began to wander here
and there, trying to find the cause, but were unable to do so.
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icur avyavasita-matin
gopan gopis ca balakah
rudatdnena pddena
ksiptam etan na samsayah
ticuh—said; avyavasita-matin—who had lost all intelligence in the
present situation; gopdn—to the cowherd men; gopih ca—and to the ~
ladies; baélakah—the children; rudata anena—as soon as the child
cried; pddena—with one leg; ksiptam etat—this cart was dashed apart
and immediately fell dismantled; na samsayah—there is no doubt
about it.
TRANSLATION
The assembled cowherd men and ladies began to contemplate
how this thing had happened. “Is it the work of some demon or
evil planet?” they asked. At that time, the small children present
asserted that the cart had been kicked apart by the baby Krsna. As
