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## English Translation:
**390**
**Harivamsha Purana**
All the kings, including Jarasandha and Samudravijaya, were assembled for the swayamvara. [12] The kings, adorned with ornaments, were seated on the platforms decorated with various kinds of gem-studded pillars. [13] Vasudeva, disguised in a way that his brothers could not recognize him, was also present there. He was seated among the musicians playing the Panava, and he was the leader of them. [14]
Then, the daughter of Rohini, who was as beautiful as the Rohini star, entered the swayamvara, which was a land of good fortune. [15] At that time, all the kings, with their eyes filled with longing, looked at her, as if they were worshipping her with lotus-like eyes. [16] Those kings who had been filled with joy upon hearing about her beauty, now felt that joy even more intensely upon seeing her. [17] Just as a fire, fueled by the cotton of hearing, slowly burns, but when it receives the fuel of seeing, it burns brightly, so too, the love of those kings, which had been kindled by hearing, now burned brightly upon seeing her. [18]
After the sound of the conch shells and trumpets subsided, the virtuous nurse, holding the adorned girl, addressed the kings. [19] "My daughter, this king Jarasandha, whose white umbrella, like the moon, is adorned with the wealth of victory over three kingdoms, and whose commands are obeyed by all beings on earth and in the heavens, is the lord of the earth. [20-21] Oh Rohini, accept this king Jarasandha, who has come to earth like the moon, leaving behind the Rohini constellation, out of his desire to obtain you." [22]
Seeing that Rohini was not attracted to Jarasandha, the virtuous nurse, who knew her heart, said, "These are the sons of Jarasandha. Choose whichever one you like." [23] When she saw that Rohini was not attracted to any of them, the nurse, who knew her heart, said, "Look, my daughter, at Ugrasena, the king of Mathura. If he pleases you, choose him." [24]
**Notes:**
* **Swayamvara:** A self-choice marriage ceremony where a woman chooses her husband from among a group of suitors.
* **Jarasandha:** A powerful king who was a sworn enemy of Krishna.
* **Samudravijaya:** A king who was a friend of Jarasandha.
* **Panava:** A type of musical instrument.
* **Rohini:** A star constellation and also the name of the princess.
* **Ugrasena:** The father of Krishna and the king of Mathura.