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In the Harivamsha Purana, the residents of Mathura, Suryapur, and Viryapura, just like before, settled down in their respective neighborhoods with their families, finding contentment. ||44|| As per Kubera's command, the Yakshas showered the entire city with inexhaustible wealth, grains, and other riches for three and a half days. ||45|| When Krishna resided there, the kings of the west, subdued by his prowess, became obedient to his rule. ||46|| The Lord of Dwaraka, Krishna, then married thousands of daughters from thousands of kings and enjoyed himself there as he pleased. ||47||
There, Nemikumar, like a young moon, grew day by day, his body being the abode of all arts. ||48|| Nemikumar, the young sun, whose rise caused the lotus-like faces of the Yadavas to bloom, and whose radiance dispelled the darkness, was resplendent. ||49|| Increasing the strength and joy of Balarama and Krishna every day, Nemikumar, in his childhood, engaged in playful activities that captivated the eyes and minds of the city dwellers. ||50|| The Lord Nemnath, adorned with extraordinary beauty, reached the age of youth, adorning the hands of all the Yadava women with his touch. ||51|| No woman could divert her gaze from the young Nemikumar, whose body was marked by numerous auspicious signs and whose eyes were like blue lotuses. ||52|| The arrow of the Lord's form pierced the hearts of the beings of the world from afar, but their hearts were not pierced by the arrows of other forms. Meaning: Even when youth manifested, the Lord's heart was not affected by the influence of lust. ||53|| Since there was no comparison or equal to the Lord's form on earth, Indra was distressed about finding a comparison and a comparable object for the Lord's form. ||54|| When his relatives discussed his marriage during their playful activities, Nemijinenadra, with a faint smile, felt embarrassed himself. ||55|| The Lord's inner being, cleansed of the stain of delusion by the water of the three knowledges, was not clouded by the dust of worldly wealth. ||56||
1. Suryapur, G.
2. Viryapura, G.
3. Purvapuurvasvanamna (G. Ti.)