canuram mustikam caiva

 mallan anyams ca hastinam

kamsam ca nihatam draksye

 parasvo ’hani te vibho

 

tasyanu sankha-yavana-

 muranam narakasya ca

parijatapaharanam

 indrasya ca parajayam

 

udvaham vira-kanyanam

 virya-sulkadi-laksanam

nrgasya moksanam sapad

 dvarakayam jagat-pate

 

syamantakasya ca maner

 adanam saha bharyaya

mrta-putra-pradanam ca

 brahmanasya sva-dhamatah

 

paundrakasya vadham pascat

 kasi-puryas ca dipanam

dantavakrasya nidhanam

 caidyasya ca maha-kratau

 

yani canyani viryani

 dvarakam avasan bhavan

karta draksyamy aham tani

 geyani kavibhir bhuvi

 

Translation: 

 

In just two days, O almighty Lord, I will see the deaths of Canura, Mustika and other wrestlers, along with those of the elephant Kuvalayapida and King Kamsa — all by Your hand. Then I will see You kill Kalayavana, Mura, Naraka and the conch demon, and I will also see You steal the parijata flower and defeat Indra. I will then see You marry many daughters of heroic kings after paying for them with Your valor. Then, O Lord of the universe, in Dvaraka You will deliver King Nrga from a curse and take for Yourself the Syamantaka jewel, together with another wife. You will bring back a brahmana’s dead son from the abode of Your servant Yamaraja, and thereafter You will kill Paundraka, burn down the city of Kasi and slay Dantavakra, and You will also put an end to the King of Cedi during the great Rajasuya sacrifice. I shall see all these heroic pastimes, along with many others You will perform during Your residence in Dvaraka. These pastimes are glorified on this earth in the songs of transcendental poets.