Verse 31
The horse sacrifices, and Krsna goes home· Verses 31–36
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31That prince grew quickly, like the moon in its bright half, being filled out day by day by his elders, as the moon is by its phases. 32Meaning to sacrifice with the horse sacrifice in order to be rid of the harm done to his kinsmen, the king, whose treasury was empty, thought of no source but tax and fine. 33Seeing what he intended, his brothers, urged on by the Unfallen, brought back great wealth left behind in the northern quarter. 34With the materials so gathered, Yudhisthira son of Dharma, being afraid, worshipped Hari with three horse sacrifices. 35The Bhagavan, called by the king, having had the brahmanas conduct the sacrifice for him, stayed on some months out of a wish to please his friends.
36Then, given leave by the king, by Draupadi and by the kinsmen, he went to Dvaravati, brahmana, with Arjuna, surrounded by the Yadus.