Sakra Sravita Bhaumatikrama

(1) śakra-śrāvita-bhaumātikrama vakra-kṣmāpati-mathi-prakrama (2) bhāmā-lakṣita-tārkṣya-rohaṇa nāmābhāṣaka-pāpa-drohaṇa (3) kāmād bhūmija-durga-prekṣaka rāmā-kautuka-dāna/pekṣaka (4) vīrotkampaka-durgā-mardaka durgā-locana-citra-niṣevaka (5) sṛṣṭa-kṣmā-mukha-bhūta-prakṣaya dṛṣṭa-kṣmā-suta-sarvāntaḥ-kṣaya (6) kṣaiteyaḿ prati nijiṣṇu-krama daiteyaḿ laghu taḿ ghnan niṣklama (7) tat-putrāya ca rāṣṭrādy-arpaka yat kutrāpy anu-bhaktaḿ tarpaka (8) kanyānām api tāsāḿ pāraka dhanyānāḿ nija-bhājāḿ tāraka (9) deva-kṣmā-pati-sac-chalā-pūjita deva-kṣmāruha-hṛti-vāñchācita (10) taḿ karṣas tarum indra-prāvṛta ańka-sthāńgana-yuddhe cādṛta (11) jitvā taḿ tarum urjad-vikrama hitvā vāsavaḿ udyad-vibhrama (12) yatnāprāpita-tac-chatrādika ratnakṣmādhara-hṛl-līlādhika (13) bhakta-prīti-da tat-tad-viḍ-jaya sakta-sva-vrajam āptas tvaḿ jaya. vīra.

(1) O Lord who defeated many crooked-hearted kings, O Lord who heard from Indra of Bhaumasura's conquests, . . . (2) O Lord the dim reflection of whose holy name destroys all sins, O Lord who flew on Garuda with Satyabhama, . . . (3) O Lord who gazed at Bhaumasura's great fortress, O Lord who knew that Satyabhama expected a gift, . . . (4) O Lord who became surprised to gaze at that fort, O Lord whose ferocious attack on that fort made the greatest heroes tremble, . . . (5) O Lord who destroyed Bhaumasura's fortifications, O Lord who destroyed everything in the range of Bhaumasura's sight, . . . (6) O Lord who yearned to crush Bhaumasura, O Lord who easily killed him, . . . (7) O Lord who gave the kingdom to Bhaumasura's son, O Lord who pleased that son, who was a great devotee, . . . (8) O Lord who delivered the girls kept captive there, O Lord who made them fortunate and happy, . . . (9) O Lord who was then worshiped by the demigods and brahmanas, O Lord who then desired to take a parijata tree from the demigods, . . . (10) O Lord who took a parijata tree, O Lord whom was attacked by Indra and then worshiped in a great battle, . . . (11) O powerful Lord who defeated Indra and took the parijata tree, . . . (12) O Lord who took the unattainable parasol of Varuna and many other things, O Lord who playfully took a jewel mountain, . . . (13) O Lord who give spiritual love to Your devotees, O Lord who defeat all the enemies, O Lord who stay always in Vraja, glory to You!