Inauspicious Omens and Arjuna’s Return from Dvārakā
युधिष्ठिर उवाच कच्चिदानर्तपुर्यां न: स्वजना: सुखमासते । मधुभोजदशार्हार्हसात्वतान्धकवृष्णय: ॥ २५ ॥
yudhiṣṭhira uvāca kaccid ānarta-puryāṁ naḥ sva-janāḥ sukham āsate madhu-bhoja-daśārhārha- sātvatāndhaka-vṛṣṇayaḥ
摩诃罗阇由提士提罗说:贤弟,请告知我,在阿那尔塔城中,我们的亲族——摩度、菩阇、达沙尔诃、阿尔诃、萨特瓦塔、安陀迦以及亚度族的弗利什尼诸人——是否都安乐度日?
Ānarta-purī refers to the region of Ānarta, associated with Dvārakā—Lord Krishna’s royal city—where the Yadus and allied clans resided.
In the narrative of Canto 1 Chapter 14, Yudhiṣṭhira senses inauspicious signs and anxiously inquires about the welfare of Krishna’s relatives in Dvārakā, foreboding Krishna’s impending departure.
It highlights responsible concern for one’s community and family—true leadership and devotion show as sincere care for others’ well-being, not indifference.