Pauṇḍraka’s False Vāsudeva Claim, His Death, and the Burning of Vārāṇasī by Sudarśana
एवं मत्सरिणं हत्वा पौण्ड्रकं ससखं हरि: । द्वारकामाविशत् सिद्धैर्गीयमानकथामृत: ॥ २३ ॥
evaṁ matsariṇam hatvā pauṇḍrakaṁ sa-sakhaṁ hariḥ dvārakām āviśat siddhair gīyamāna-kathāmṛtaḥ
就这样,诛灭了嫉妒的普安德拉迦及其同党后,哈利——主奎师那——回到都城德瓦拉迦。祂入城之时,天界悉达众吟唱祂不朽如甘露的圣德。
This verse states that Śrī Hari killed the envious Pauṇḍraka (who posed as Vāsudeva) along with his ally, establishing that imitation of the Lord and hostility toward Him leads to destruction.
To show that the Lord’s return after protecting dharma is celebrated across the universe—perfected beings glorify Him because His deeds are “kathāmṛta,” nectar for the heart and ears.
By regularly hearing, reading, and speaking Śrī Kṛṣṇa’s pastimes—replacing envy and distraction with remembrance and gratitude, which strengthens devotion and inner clarity.