Bhāgavata-Māhātmya and the Complete Summary of the Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam
जरासन्धसमानीतसैन्यस्य बहुशो वध: । घातनं यवनेन्द्रस्य कुशस्थल्या निवेशनम् ॥ ३७ ॥
jarāsandha-samānīta- sainyasya bahuśo vadhaḥ ghātanaṁ yavanendrasya kuśasthalyā niveśanam
Sont aussi décrits l’anéantissement répété des nombreuses armées amenées par Jarāsandha, la mise à mort du roi barbare Kālayavana, et l’établissement de la cité de Dvārakā à Kuśasthalī.
This verse recalls that Jarāsandha repeatedly assembled armies, and those forces were many times destroyed—highlighting Krishna’s protection of dharma and His devotees.
‘Yavanendra’ means the king of the Yavanas (foreign/mleccha rulers). The verse briefly notes his slaying as one of the notable events remembered in Krishna’s pastimes.
The shloka points to Krishna’s role as a wise protector and organizer—teaching that spiritual leadership includes creating safe, dharmic spaces where devotion and righteous living can flourish.