82 Srimad-Bhagavatam [Canto 9, Ch. 3

ity Gdisto ’bhivandydjam
nrpah sva-puram agatah

tyaktam purvya-jana-trasad
bhratrbhir diksv avasthitaih

iti—thus; ddistah—being ordered by Lord Brahma; abhivandya—
after offering obeisances; ajam—unto Lord Brahma; nrpah—the King;
sva-puram—to his own residence; Ggatah—returned; tyaktam—which
was vacant; pumya-jana—of higher living entities; tradsat—because of
their fear; bhratrbhih—by his brothers; diksu—in different directions;
avasthitaih—who were residing.

TRANSLATION
Having received this order from Lord Brahma, Kakudmi offered

obeisances unto him and returned to his own residence. He then
saw that his residence was vacant, having been abandoned by his
brothers and other relatives, who were living in all directions be-
cause of fear of such higher living beings as the Yaksas.

TEXT 36
Gat TaMaagt AS TATA |
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sutam dattvanavadydangim
balaya bala-sdline
badary-dkhyam gato raja

taptum narayandsramam

sutam—his daughter; dattva—after delivering; anavadya-arigim—
having a perfect body; balaya—unto Lord Baladeva; bala-saline—unto
the most powerful, the supreme powerful; badari-akhyam—named
Badarikasrama; gatah—he went; rdja—the King; taptum—to perform
austerities; nardyana-dsramam—to the place of Nara-Narayana.
