96 Srimad-Bhagavatam [Canto 3, Ch. 3

There was no fault on the part of the Lord, even though He took away
the tree from the heavenly kingdom, but because he was henpecked,
dominated by his beautiful wives like Saci, Indra became a fool, just as all
persons who are dominated by their wives are generally foolish. Indra
thought that Krsna was a henpecked husband who only by the will of His
wife Satyabhama took away the property of heaven, and therefore he
thought that Krsna could be punished. He forgot that the Lord is the
proprietor of everything and cannot be henpecked. The Lord is fully
independent, and by His will only He can have hundreds and thousands of
wives like Satyabhama. He was not, therefore, attached to Satyabhama
because she was a beautiful wife, but He was pleased with her devotional
service and thus wanted to reciprocate the unalloyed devotion of His
devotee.

TEXT 6
Eel gata «sien
MONAT ATTA ay
qua AeeTGTATTAT Ul & Il

sutam mrdhe kham vapusa grasantam
drstva sunabhon mathitam dharitrya
amantritas tattanayaya sesam
dattva tad-antah-puram avivesa

sutam—son; mrdhe—in the fight; kham—the sky; vapusa—by his body;
grasantam—while devouring; drstva—seeing; sunabhot—by the sudarsana
wheel; mathitam—killed; dharitrya—by the earth; amantritah—being prayed
for; tat-tanayaya—to the son of Narakasura; sesam—that which was taken
from; dattva—returning; it; tat—his; antah-puram—inside the house;
avivesa—entered.

TRANSLATION

Narakasura, the son of Dharitri, the earth, tried to grasp the whole sky,
and for this he was killed by the Lord in a fight. His mother then prayed
to the Lord, which led to the return of the kingdom to the son of
NarakAsura, and thus the Lord entered the house of the demon.
