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'Balavaggasahaasini' - meaning 'strong army'. 'Bal' means army and 'vagg' means group. Combining both, the meaning is 'army group'. The meaning is that Vasudeva Krishna had 56,000 army groups. Mahaasen was the head of that army group.
Vasudeva Krishna's kingdom was divided into three parts. How can there be only 56,000 soldiers in such a large territory? Millions of soldiers are needed to protect all three parts. Then what is the reason for the sutrakar mentioning 56,000 soldiers? The solution to this question can be that the word 'Balavarg' refers to an army group. An army group means a community of soldiers, so the word 'Balavarg' given by the sutrakar is a symbol of military groups - military units. Then, even if there are thousands of soldiers in one military group. Therefore, the meaning here is that Krishna Maharaj had 56,000 military communities.
Iser (Ishwar) means Yuvaraj. Talwar - those who are favored by the king or who have received a high seat (special rank) from the king, such citizens are called Talwar. A region where there is no village within two yojanas is called Madamb, and the ruler of Madamb is called Madambik. Kautumbik - the owner of families is called Kautumbik and the leader of the group of merchants and travelers is called Sarthavaha.
'Addhabharahass' - it has two parts - one is Ardh and the other is Bharat. Ardh means half, Bharat means Bharatavarsha. The shape of Bharat Kshetra is like a crescent moon. It is bounded by the salt sea on three sides and the Challahimanvant mountain in the north. That is, its boundary is bounded by the salt sea and the Challahimanvant mountain. In the middle of India is the Vaithadya mountain. This divides Bharat Kshetra into two parts. The southern part of Vaithadya is Dakshinardh Bharat and the northern part is Uttarardh Bharat. The Ganga and Sindhu rivers, which flow from above the Challahimanvant mountain, flow out of the caves of Vaithadya and meet the salt sea. This creates six divisions of Bharat. These six divisions are called six parts. The kingdom of the Chakravarti is in these six parts and that of Vasudeva is in three parts, i.e., in Ardh Bharat. Maharaj Krishna was Vasudeva, so he was ruling over Ardh Bharat.
7-Tathh Nam Baravaie Nayarie Andhagavani Naam Raaya Parivasai. Mahaya Himavant01 Vannao. Tae Nam Sa Dharini Devi Annaya Kayaai Tansi Tarisgansi Sayanijansi Evam Jaha Mahbabale
Suminadansan-Kahana, Jamm Balattan Kalam Yo.
Jovvan-Paniggahan, Kanna Vasa Ya Bhoga Ya ||2 Navaram Goyamore Aththanham Rayavarakannanam Egadivasena Panim Genharveti, Aththatto Dao.
In that Dwarka city, a king named Andhakavrishni resided. He was great like the Himavan-Himalaya mountain. (His prosperity is described in the Aupapatak Sutra.) Andhakavrishni
Angasuttani-Bhag 3, p.543. In this text, the text is as follows: Himavant-[Mahant-Malay-Mandar-Mahindasare] Vannao. [ ] This much text is extra. This verse is not in Angasuttani. In Antagad edited by M.C. Modi, the text is 'Goyamo Namenam'.
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