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Detailed description of Krishna's previous births in this chapter. Here they have described Sarvatobhadra and other many sub-vows (Upavāsas).
455-465
Description of the nature of Vāsavrata. 419-447 Krishna was pleased to meet his mother-father and the ocean conqueror Samudravijaya. Suketudevi gave his daughter 'Satyabhama' to Krishna. Hearing the pathetic lament of Bhagavan Neminath's past life, Vasudeva became very pleased, in sequence.
Jarasandha sent his brother Aparajita to destroy the Yadavas, whom Krishna defeated with his arrows.
466-470 Naigamadeva continued to take the dead sons of the merchant Sudrishti of Subhadila city and left them near Devaki. The six sons of Bhagavan Neminath were nourished in Devaki's womb.
448-449 Earlier, a shower of jewels occurred in Samudravijaya's house, after which Devaki had a dream vision. Mother Shiva Devi conceived the Airavata elephant. She saw sixteen auspicious dreams in the month of Bhadrapada.
471-474 Krishna was born on the twelfth day of the seventh month. King Samudravijaya told Vasudeva in confidence that 'your son will be a Tirthankara'.
474-477 They handed over (Krishna) to Nandagopa and brought Yashodā's daughter. When it was discovered, the gods consecrated the parents of the Lord and Kamsa flattened the nose of that daughter and left her.
450-452 The secret pregnancy of Shiva Devi began to grow. On the bright thirteenth of Vaishākha, Bhagavan's birth occurred in the Chitra constellation. Alarmed by the words of the omen-knower, Kamsa secretly began to search for his enemy.
452-454 The seven types of divine armies came to Sauryapura for the birth celebration.
478-482 Description of the birth rites performed by the goddesses under the pretext of Devaki's fast to see Krishna.
482-483 Description of Krishna's childhood play and the extraordinary beauty of Sauryapura.
Bhagavan seated on the Airavata elephant went towards Mount Sumeru. In this context, the description of the Airavata elephant.
Literary description of the pleasant autumnal season, various attempts by Kamsa to kill Shri Krishna.
487-489 Description of the playing of conch and other musical instruments by the gods, and the summoning of Samudravijaya and nine brothers to Mathura by Vasudeva, alarmed by Indra's praise of the Lord.
490-493 Description of the Lord's service. The battle between Balarama, Shri Krishna and Kamsa's wrestlers, in which they sent those wrestlers to the abode of Yama. Kamsa, seeing his brother Aparajita killed by the Yadavas.