Indradvaja is famous in the eastern states.

Though he was the Lord, he began performing actions in order to give joy to his devotees who were suffering. He did not imitate being disturbed at all for obtaining pleasure of his own. Kṛṣṇa remained joyful, undisturbed like and elephant hit by many garlands. Though an elephant may be hit by many garlands, nothing happens to the elephant. Though Kṛṣṇa was struck many times by Cāṇūra with great force, nothing happened to Kṛṣṇa. Hari-vaṁśa describes this: yad ayaṁ bāhu-yuddhaṁ savairaṁ kartum udyataḥ / atra vai nigrahaḥ kāryas toṣayiṣyāmy ahaṁ jagat karūṣeṣu prasūto 'yaṁ cāṇūro nāma nāmataḥ / bāhu-yodhī sarīreṇa karmabhiś cānucintyatām // etena bahavo mallā nipātāntaram hatāḥ / raṅga-pratāpa-kāmena malla-mārgaś ca dūṣitaḥ // ye tu kecit sva-doṣeṇa rājṣaḥ paṇḍita-māninaḥ / pratāpārthe hatā mallā malla-hantur vadho hi saḥ // Since Cāṇūra is eager to wrestler with enmity, I must punish him. I will satisfy the world by this. This wrestler called Cāṇūra, born from the descendants of Karūṣa, is famous by his body and actions. It should be known that he has defeated and then killed many wrestlers and spoiled the sport of wrestling by his desire for fame in the arena. Some of the wrestlers have been killed in order to give glory to the foolish king because of his faulty behaviour. Killing the wrestlers was murder. Kṛṣṇa whirled him around many times and in a variety of ways. By the force of throwing him on the ground Cāṇūra died. His life merged into the ākāśa. bhrāmayitvā śata-guṇaṁ daitya-mallam amitrajit / bhūmāv āsphoṭayām āsa gagane gata-jīvitam // Whirling the demonic wrestler around a hundred times he splayed him out on the ground and making his life merge in the sky. He threw Cāṇūra on the ground, shaking him (pothayām āsa), as if giving him up, while saying “He is dead.” The word sa apatat (he fell) should be added to the comparison. He is compared to a flag staff falling because of his great size. Hari-vaṁśa says: dehena tasya mallasya cāṇurasya gatāyusaḥ sanniruddho mahā-raṅgaḥ sa śaileneva lakṣyate The large arena appeared to be obstructed by a mountain with the dead body of Cāṇūra.