यादवक्षयः, बलराम-निर्याणम्, कृष्णस्य उपसंहारः (प्रभासे विनाशः)
स विप्रशापव्याजेन संजह्रे स्वकुलं कथम् कथं च मानुषं देहम् उत्ससर्ज जनार्दनः
sa vipraśāpavyājena saṃjahre svakulaṃ katham kathaṃ ca mānuṣaṃ deham utsasarja janārdanaḥ
كيف أن جناردن، متّخذًا لعنةَ البرهمن ذريعةً فحسب، جمع عشيرته وسحبها؟ وكيف بعد ذلك تخلّى عن الجسد البشري الذي اتّخذه؟
Maitreya (questioning Sage Parāśara)
The verse frames the curse as a “pretext” (vyāja), implying that the event serves the Lord’s intended conclusion of the Yādava episode rather than binding Him against His will.
Maitreya asks for a causal, theological explanation—how the clan’s end and the Lord’s departure occurred—prompting Parāśara to narrate the divinely ordered sequence behind historical-looking events.
Janārdana is presented as supremely sovereign: He can employ worldly instruments (like a curse) to complete His līlā and then withdraw the assumed human form without diminishing His transcendent nature.