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The One Hundred and First Chapter
The kings, beginning with Samudravijaya, arrived with their armies, all of them Vidyadharas, desiring the welfare of Vasudeva. ||1|| Among them were Asanivega, Vasudeva's father-in-law, Hari-griva, Varahaka, Singha-damstra, the king of birds, Vidyu-dvega, the great hero, Manasavega, Vidyu-damstra, the king of birds, King Pingala-Gandhara, Narasimha, and the king. ||2-3|| Along with them came many Aryas and Matangas, all of them Vidyadharas, desiring the welfare of Vasudeva. They placed Vasudeva at their head and went to meet Samudravijaya. ||4|| Samudravijaya and the others honored them appropriately and, with joyful hearts, said, "We are now fulfilled." ||5|| The Vidyadharas said, "This war will cause great anger among the enemies of Vasudeva, and they will come to help Jarasandha." ||6|| Hearing this, all the Yadavas consulted with each other and, to pacify the Vidyadharas, they sent Vasudeva, along with Pradyumna, Samba, and many of their sons, to the battlefield. ||7|| Vasudeva, embracing Jina-Keshava, Rama, and the others, quickly set out for the battlefield with his sons, grandsons, and Vidyadharas. ||8|| Balarama mounted the divine chariot of Singha-vidya, given by Kubera, and filled with divine weapons. ||9|| Krishna, with the banner of Garuda, mounted the chariot of Garuda-vidya, filled with various divine weapons and bringing victory. ||10|| And Jina-Keshava, mounted the chariot given by Indra, driven by the charioteer Matali, and filled with weapons, for the fulfillment of the Yadavas. ||11|| All the kings, beginning with Samudravijaya, anointed Anavrsti, the valiant son of Vasudeva, with the banner of the monkey, as the commander of the army. ||12|| On the other side, King Jarasandha, with great joy, quickly anointed the mighty King Hiranyanaabha as the commander of his army. ||13|| The drums and conch shells of both armies sounded loudly, and the four-armed forces of both sides prepared to fight each other. ||14||