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In the Mahapurana, the Uttara Purana, Hari, awakening, established himself at the head. Seeing your seniority, he gave it to you, and your mother ran to you. ||159|| He made the barber a vessel of deformities, and he hung the servants who had come upside down in the gate below. ||160|| He terrified the jester in the form of Vasudeva, and he greatly intimidated Jara, the doorkeeper, with his elongated feet. ||161|| He knocked down his grandfather in the form of a ram, and swallowing Balabhadra, he became Hari and made himself invisible. ||162|| Going to his mother, he said, "Enjoy yourself here," and with his knowledge, he assumed the beautiful form of Rukmini, indistinguishable from her. ||163|| Placing her in the chariot, he quickly went to the strong Hari, who had come to take her away, like Yama who had come untimely. ||164|| Having conquered Krishna with the magic of the Narendra Jala, he stood without an opponent, a formidable figure with a keen gaze. ||165|| Narada came and said to Balabhadra and Krishna, laughing, "Today you are seeing the son who has acquired many skills." ||166|| Then, revealing his true form, he bowed his head to the lotus feet of Balabhadra and Krishna, saying, "Five arrows are my strength." ||167|| Then, the Chakra-bearer, Ananga, embraced Pradyumna with love, placed him on the back of his elephant, and joyfully entered the city. ||168|| With the girls chosen by Satyabhama's son, Kama, the god of love, happily obtained a marriage with Kalyana, approved by all. ||169|| Thus, time passed happily. One day, it was heard that Pradyumna's brother from his previous birth would come from heaven and become Krishna's son. Hearing this, Satyabhama begged her husband, "May that son be born to me." ||170-171|| When Rukmini heard this, she respectfully said to Pradyumna, "Try to get your younger brother from your previous birth for Jambavati." ||172|| Pradyumna also, according to Jambavati's wish,