Verse 34

³⁰Vindya and Anuvindya of Avanti, who followed Duryodhana's will, kept back their own sister at her choosing, though she was set on Krsna. ³¹King, Krsna carried off by force Mitravinda, daughter of Rajadhidevi, his father's sister, in the sight of the kings. ³²There was a king of Kosala named Nagnajit, who kept dharma closely, and he had a daughter, king, the lady Satya, called Nagnajiti. ³³The kings could not marry her without beating seven bulls, sharp-horned, very hard to face, savage, that would not put up with the smell of a strong man. ³⁴Hearing that she was to be had by the man who beat the bulls, the Bhagavan, lord of the Satvatas, went to the city of Kosala, ringed by a great army.