334 Srimad-Bhagavatam [Canto 5, Ch. 10
TEXT 1
WTR TAF
aa farqadad me ana | esac aaoahtar
fafraregensamanaetaaiaa: a ferat s7ee7 oF Tat
an dea Mawgt agrafafe wdfaferdt: ae qa:
meer sare faftet a maT Ue II
Sri-Suka uvaca

atha sindhu-sauvira-pate rahiganasya vrajata iksumatyas tate tat-
kula-patind sibika-vd ha-purusanvesana-samaye daivenopasdditah sa
dvija-vara upalabdha esa piva yuvd sarnhanandngo go-kharavad
dhuram vodhum alam iti purva-visti-grhitaih saha grhitah prasabham
atad-arha uvaha Ssibikam sa mahanubhavah.

$ri-Sukah uvaca —Sukadeva Gosvami continued to speak: atha —thus;
sindhu-sauvira-pateh—of the ruler of the states known as Sindhu and
Sauvira; rahii-ganasya —the King known as Rahigana; vrajatah—while
going (to the Gsrama of Kapila); iksu-matyah tate—on the bank of the
river known as Iksumati; tat-kula-patinad—by the leader of the palan-
quin carriers; sibika-vadha—to become a carrier of the palanquin;
purusa-anvesana-samaye—at the time of searching for a man;
daivena—by chance; upasdditah—led near; sah—that; dvija-varah—
Jada Bharata, the son of a bréhmana; upalabdhah—obtained; esah—
this man; pivaé—very strong and stout; yuud—young; sarmhanana-
angah—having very firm limbs; go-khara-vat—like a cow or an ass;
dhuram—a load; vodhum—to carry; alam—able; iti—thus thinking;
purva-visti-grhitaih—others who were formerly forced to do the task;
saha—with; grhitah—being taken; prasabham—by force; a-tat-
arhah—although not fit for carrying the palanquin; uvaha—carried;
sibikam—the palanquin; sah—he; mahd-anubhavah—a great soul.

TRANSLATION

Sukadeva Gosvami continued: My dear King, after this, King

Rahigana, ruler of the states known as Sindhu and Sauvira, was
