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## Chapter Fifty-Three
And thus, the Yadava army, with their wounds healed, rejoiced as the sun rose, its brilliance rivaling that of Hari, the Lord Krishna. Meanwhile, the final rites for Jarasandha and the other kings were performed.
The kings, including Samudravijaya, were seated in the assembly hall, awaiting the arrival of Vasudeva. They discussed amongst themselves, wondering why they had not yet received news of Vasudeva, who had gone to Vijayadhan with his sons and grandsons.
As they conversed, their hearts filled with love like a cow for her calf, and surrounded by children and elders, the sky lit up with the brilliance of numerous Vidyadharis, led by the swift Nagakumari. They arrived, showering blessings and declaring that the blessings of their Gurus had been fulfilled. Their son had vanquished Jarasandha, and their father had defeated the Vidyadharis.
Vasudeva, accompanied by his sons and grandsons, was well and sending his regards to his elders, bowing to them and embracing his sons.
Hearing this news, the kings, their hearts filled with joy, their bodies trembling with excitement, asked the Vidyadharis how Vasudeva had conquered them.
The Nagakumari, devoted to the welfare of Vasudeva, replied, "Listen carefully to the prowess Vasudeva displayed in battle."
Vasudeva, skilled in warfare, went to Vijayadhan and, uniting with his father-in-law and brother-in-law, the Vidyadharis, stopped the Vidyadharis who were coming here.
Then, with his entire army, Vasudeva confronted the Vidyadharis in battle. They, abandoning their support for Jarasandha, engaged in combat.