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Forty-first Chapter: Having heard of the death of his brother, Jarasandha, immersed in the ocean of grief, was sustained by the ship of anger towards his enemies. ||1|| Skilled in all policies and valor, he resolved to destroy all the Yadavas and, fearless, informed his group of friends to go forth to meet the enemy. ||2|| Kings, the lords of their commands, who desired the welfare of their master, arrived with their excellent four-armed forces, having received his orders. ||3|| The clever Yadavas, with their eyes like those of lions, quickly learned of his journey, which was like an endless ocean of soldiers. ||4|| Then, the elders of the Vrishni and Bhoj lineages, who were wise in scriptures and who understood the true nature of things, became eager to make a plan. ||5|| They said, "His command, divided into three parts, has never been broken by others. He is extremely fierce, his rule is also extremely fierce, he is arrogant due to the strength of his weapons like the discus, sword, mace, and club, he is grateful for favors done to him, he forgives those who commit offenses and become humble, he has never done us any harm, he has always been eager to do good, but now, filled with anger to remove the stain of defeat caused by the death of his mother and brother, he is coming towards us, fearing us." ||6-8|| He is so arrogant that he does not even see our divine and human strength, which is clearly evident. ||9|| The power of Krishna's virtue and the valor of Balarama - all this supreme glory has been evident since childhood. ||10|| Even though he is a child, the dominion of the Neminath Tirthankara, who shakes the throne of Indra, is manifest in the three worlds. ||11||