Text 11] King Purdrava Enchanted by Urvasi 181
sprham Grigirasas cakre
kum@re soma eva ca
tatydja—gave delivery; vridita—being very much ashamed; tarad—
Tara, the wife of Brhaspati; kuma@ram—to a child; kanaka-prabham—
having a bodily effulgence like gold; sprhém—aspiration; dngirasah—
Brhaspati; cakre—made; kumdre—unto the child; somah—the moon-
god; eva—indeed; ca—also.
TRANSLATION
Sukadeva Gosvami continued: By Brhaspati’s order, Tara, who
was very much ashamed, immediately gave birth to the child, who
was very beautiful, with a golden bodily hue. Both Brhaspati and
the moon-god, Soma, desired the beautiful child.
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TSU sar aay Atfeat g ar 22
mamayam na tavety uccais
tasmin vivadamdnayoh
papracchur rsayo deva
naivoce vriditad tu sd
mama—mine; ayam—this (child); na—not; tava—yours; iti—thus;
uccaih—very loudly; tasmin—for the child; vivadamdnayoh—when
the two parties were fighting; papracchuh—inquired (from Tara);
rsayah—all the saintly persons; devdh—all the demigods; na—not;
eva —indeed; uce—said anything; vridita—being ashamed; tu—indeed;
sa—Tara.
TRANSLATION
Fighting again broke out between Brhaspati and the moon-god,
both of whom claimed, “This is my child, not yours!”’ All the
saints and demigods present asked Tara whose child the newborn
baby actually was, but because she was ashamed she could not
immediately answer.
