Bhakti-rasāmṛta-sindhu .1.178
durlaṅghyājño, yathā tṛtīye –
[durlanghyaajno, yathaa triteeye –]
svayaṁ tv asāmyātiśayas tryadhīśaḥ
[svayam tv asaamyaatishayas tryadheeshah]
svārājya-lakṣmy-āpta-samasta-kāmaḥ
[svaaraajya-lakshmy-aapta-samasta-kaamah]
baliṁ haradbhiś cira-loka-pālaiḥ
[balim haradbhish chira-loka-paalaih]
kirīṭa-koṭy-eḍita-pāda-pīṭhaḥ |||178||
[kireeta-koty-edita-paada-peethah |||178||]
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
durlaṅghyājño, yathā tṛtīye –
svayaṁ tv asāmyātiśayas tryadhīśaḥ
svārājya-lakṣmy-āpta-samasta-kāmaḥ
baliṁ haradbhiś cira-loka-pālaiḥ
kirīṭa-koṭy-eḍita-pāda-pīṭhaḥ |||178||
An example of “He whose order cannot be neglected,” from the Third Canto: Lord Śrī Kṛṣṇa is the Lord of all kinds of threes and is independently supreme by achievement of all kinds of fortune. He is worshiped by the eternal maintainers of the creation, who offer Him the paraphernalia of worship by touching their millions of helmets to His feet. SB 3.2.21
Purport
As for Kṛṣṇa’s orders not being neglected by anyone, in Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam, Third Canto, Second Chapter, verse 21, Uddhava tells Vidura, “Lord Kṛṣṇa is the master of the three modes of material nature. He is the enjoyer of all opulences, and therefore there is no one equal to or greater than Him.” All the great kings and emperors used to come before Him, offer their gifts and pay obeisances with their helmets at the feet of the Lord.
— A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupāda
My note
Source: vedabase.io