Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam 4.28.6
కన్యోపగూఢో నష్టశ్రీ: కృపణో విషయాత్మక: ।
నష్టప్రజ్ఞో హృతైశ్వర్యో గన్ధర్వయవనైర్బలాత్ ॥ ౬ ॥
kanyopagūḍho naṣṭa-śrīḥ
[kanyopagoodho nashta-shreeh]
kṛpaṇo viṣayātmakaḥ
[kripano vishayaatmakah]
naṣṭa-prajṣo hṛtaiśvaryo
[nashta-prajsho hritaishvaryo]
gandharva-yavanair balāt
[gandharva-yavanair balaat]
Word-for-word
kanyā
—
by the daughter of Time
upagūḍhaḥ
—
being embraced
naṣṭa-śrīḥ
—
bereft of all beauty
kṛpaṇaḥ
—
miser
viṣaya-ātmakaḥ
—
addicted to sense gratification
naṣṭa-prajṣaḥ
—
bereft of intelligence
hṛta-aiśvaryaḥ
—
bereft of opulence
gandharva
—
by the Gandharvas
yavanaiḥ
—
and by the Yavanas
balāt
—
by force.
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
kanyopagūḍho naṣṭa-śrīḥ
kanyā
by the daughter of Time
upagūḍhaḥ
being embraced
naṣṭa-śrīḥ
bereft of all beauty
kṛpaṇo viṣayātmakaḥ
kṛpaṇaḥ
miser
viṣaya-ātmakaḥ
addicted to sense gratification
naṣṭa-prajṣo hṛtaiśvaryo
naṣṭa-prajṣaḥ
bereft of intelligence
hṛta-aiśvaryaḥ
bereft of opulence
gandharva-yavanair balāt
gandharva
by the Gandharvas
yavanaiḥ
and by the Yavanas
balāt
by force.
When King Puraṣjana was embraced by Kālakanyā, he gradually lost all his beauty. Having been too much addicted to sex, he became very poor in intelligence and lost all his opulence. Being bereft of all possessions, he was conquered forcibly by the Gandharvas and the Yavanas.
Purport
When a person is attacked by the invalidity of old age and is still addicted to sense gratification, he gradually loses all his personal beauty, intelligence and good possessions. He thus cannot resist the forceful attack of the daughter of Time.
— A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupāda
Gauḍīya Ācāryas
Viśvanātha Cakravartī Ṭhākura
Gauḍīya
Translation
Embraced by old age, bereft of beauty, miserable, thinking of enjoyment, his wisdom and wealth destroyed, he saw his city being violently smashed by the Gandharvas and Yavanas, and saw that his sons, grandsons, followers, ministers and wife had become indifferent, disrespectful and were acting adversely.
Viśīrṇām should be viśīryamānām (being destroyed.) Pratikūlān means they acted adversely, against their natures—they were subject to lamentation and other distresses. They did not respect him (anādṛtān). The sons are discernment and other such qualities. The grandsons are patience and other qualities. The followers are the senses and the ministers are the controlling deities of mind and senses. The word ca indicates that they could not at all perform their functions (gata-sauhṛdān) and as well, the wife, intelligence had no power of apprehension.
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