• muṣṭika - cāṇūra - śala - tośalaka - ādikān — Muṣṭika, Cāṇūra, Śala, Tośala, and others
  The four named wrestlers and their company. Muṣṭika (the fist-fighter) and Cāṇūra (Kaṁsa's champion) will die at Balarāma's and Kṛṣṇa's hands in SB 10.43–44; the list here is a hit-list in reverse.
• amātyān — his ministers
  Sabhā-courtiers. Mathurā's apparatus of state is named in plural — Kaṁsa rules by committee, but his committee is about to be obsolesced.
• hasti - pān — elephant-keepers
  Hastin (elephant) + pā (keeper). The mahā-mātras of Kuvalayāpīḍa, the elephant Kṛṣṇa will kill at the arena's gate (SB 10.43).
• bhoja - rāṭ — King of the Bhojas
  Kaṁsa's tribal title. The Bhojas were the Yadu clan-subgroup he ruled; the Bhāgavatam continually contrasts the bhoja-rāṭ with the eventual yadu-pati (Kṛṣṇa).

• VedavyasaPSW SB 10-36-21 - 2006-09-26 ISKCON Melbourne
  His Holiness Vedavyasa Priya Swami· 2006-09-26· English

He calls in his cabinet — wrestlers, ministers, the elephant-keeper — the way a man assembles tools for a job already lost. Each name in this verse is a name the Bhāgavatam will spend pleasure rolling up in subsequent chapters.