Verse 47

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A gold chariot at the door· Verses 47–50

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When the revered sun had risen, the people of Vraja saw a chariot of gold at Nanda's door, and said to one another: Whose is this? Has Akrura come, the man who got Kamsa what he wanted, by whom the lotus-eyed Krsna was carried off to the city of Madhu? What will he now bring about with us, by way of some payment for a master who is pleased? So the women were saying, and Uddhava came out, his morning rites done. So ends, in the holy Bhagavata, the great Purana, the collection that belongs to the highest swans, in the tenth skandha, in its first half, the forty-sixth chapter, whose name is The Taking Away of Nanda's Grief.