SB 2.7.20

Devanāgarī

चक्रं च दिक्ष्वविहतं दशसु स्वतेजो मन्वन्तरेषु मनुवंशधरो बिभर्ति । दुष्टेषु राजसु दमं व्यदधात् स्वकीर्तिं सत्ये त्रिपृष्ठ उशतीं प्रथयंश्चरित्रै: ॥ २० ॥

Text

cakraṁ ca dikṣv avihataṁ daśasu sva-tejo manvantareṣu manu-vaṁśa-dharo bibharti duṣṭeṣu rājasu damaṁ vyadadhāt sva-kīrtiṁ satye tri-pṛṣṭha uśatīṁ prathayaṁś caritraiḥ

Synonyms

cakram—the Sudarśana wheel of the Lord;ca—as well as;dikṣu—in all directions;avihatam—without being deterred;daśasu—ten sides;sva-tejaḥ—personal strength;manvantareṣu—in different incarnations of Manu;manu-vaṁśa-dharaḥ—as the descendant of the Manu dynasty;bibharti—rules over;duṣṭeṣu—unto the miscreants;rājasu—upon the kings of that type;damam—subjection;vyadadhāt—performed;sva-kīrtim—personal glories;satye—in the Satyaloka planet;tri-pṛṣṭhe—the three planetary systems;uśatīm—glorious;prathayan—established;caritraiḥ—characteristics.

Translation

As the incarnation of Manu, the Lord became the descendant of the Manu dynasty and ruled over the miscreant kingly order, subduing them by His powerful wheel weapon. Undeterred in all circumstances, His rule was characterized by His glorious fame, which spread over the three lokas, and above them to the planetary system of Satyaloka, the topmost in the universe.

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