Text 71] Ambarisa Maharaja Offended by Durvasé Muni 147

TRANSLATION

O best of the brahmanas, you should therefore go immediately
to King Ambarisa, the son of Maharaja Nabhaga. I wish you all
good fortune. If you can satisfy Maharaja Ambarisa, then there will
be peace for you.

PURPORT
In this regard, Madhva Muni quotes from the Garuda Purana:

brahmadi-bhakti-koty-amsad
amso nawambarisake

naivanyasya cakrasyapi
tathapi harir isvarah

tatkalikopaceyatvat
tesa yasasa Gdirat
brahmddayas ca tat-kirtirn
vyanjayam dsur uttamam

mohandya ca daityanam
brahmdde nindandya ca

anyartham ca svayam visnur
brahmadyas ca nirdsisah

manusesiittamatvac ca
tesam bhaktyadibhir gunaih
brahmader visnv-adhinatva-
Jfapanaya ca kevalam

durvasas ca svayam rudras
tathapy anyadyam uktavan

tasyapy anugraharthaya
darpa-nasartham eva ca

The lesson to be derived from this narration concerning Maharaja
Ambarisa and Durvasa Muni is that all the demigods, including Lord
