Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam 5.24.9
యేషు మహారాజ మయేన మాయావినా వినిర్మితా: పురో నానామణిప్రవరప్రవేకవిరచితవిచిత్రభవనప్రాకారగోపురసభాచైత్యచత్వరాయతనాదిభిర్నాగాసురమిథునపారావతశుకసారికాకీర్ణకృత్రిమభూమిభిర్వివరేశ్వరగృహోత్తమై: సమలఙ్కృతాశ్చకాసతి ॥ ౯ ॥
yeṣu mahārāja mayena māyāvinā vinirmitāḥ puro nānā-maṇi-pravara-praveka-viracita-vicitra-bhavana-prākāra-gopura-sabhā-caitya-catvarāyatanādibhir nāgāsura-mithuna-pārāvata-śuka-sārikākīrṇa-kṛtrima-bhūmibhir vivareśvara-gṛhottamaiḥ samalaṅkṛtāś cakāsati.
[yeshu mahaaraaja mayena maayaavinaa vinirmitaah puro naanaa-mani-pravara-praveka-virachita-vichitra-bhavana-praakaara-gopura-sabhaa-chaitya-chatvaraayatanaadibhir naagaasura-mithuna-paaraavata-shuka-saarikaakeerna-kritrima-bhoomibhir vivareshvara-grihottamaih samalankritaash chakaasati.]
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yeṣu
—
in those lower planetary systems
mahā-rāja
—
O my dear King
mayena
—
by the demon named Maya
māyā-vinā
—
possessing advanced knowledge in the construction of material comforts
vinirmitāḥ
—
constructed
puraḥ
—
cities
nānā-maṇi-pravara
—
of valuable gems
praveka
—
with excellent
viracita
—
constructed
vicitra
—
wonderful
bhavana
—
houses
prākāra
—
walls
gopura
—
gates
sabhā
—
legislative meeting rooms
caitya
—
temples
catvara
—
schools
āyatana-ādibhiḥ
—
with hotels or recreation halls and so on
nāga
—
of living entities with snakelike bodies
asura
—
of demons, or godless persons
mithuna
—
by couples
pārāvata
—
pigeons
śuka
—
parrots
sārikā
—
mynas
ākīrṇa
—
crowded
kṛtrima
—
artificial
bhūmibhiḥ
—
possessing areas
vivara-īśvara
—
of the leaders of the planets
gṛha-uttamaiḥ
—
with first-class houses
samalaṅkṛtāḥ
—
decorated
cakāsati
—
shine magnificently.
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
yeṣu mahārāja mayena māyāvinā vinirmitāḥ puro nānā-maṇi-pravara-praveka-viracita-vicitra-bhavana-prākāra-gopura-sabhā-caitya-catvarāyatanādibhir nāgāsura-mithuna-pārāvata-śuka-sārikākīrṇa-kṛtrima-bhūmibhir vivareśvara-gṛhottamaiḥ samalaṅkṛtāś cakāsati.
yeṣu
in those lower planetary systems
mahā-rāja
O my dear King
mayena
by the demon named Maya
māyā-vinā
possessing advanced knowledge in the construction of material comforts
vinirmitāḥ
constructed
puraḥ
cities
nānā-maṇi-pravara
of valuable gems
praveka
with excellent
viracita
constructed
vicitra
wonderful
bhavana
houses
prākāra
walls
gopura
gates
sabhā
legislative meeting rooms
caitya
temples
catvara
schools
āyatana-ādibhiḥ
with hotels or recreation halls and so on
nāga
of living entities with snakelike bodies
asura
of demons, or godless persons
mithuna
by couples
pārāvata
pigeons
śuka
parrots
sārikā
mynas
ākīrṇa
crowded
kṛtrima
artificial
bhūmibhiḥ
possessing areas
vivara-īśvara
of the leaders of the planets
gṛha-uttamaiḥ
with first-class houses
samalaṅkṛtāḥ
decorated
cakāsati
shine magnificently.
My dear King, in the imitation heavens known as bila-svarga there is a great demon named Maya Dānava, who is an expert artist and architect. He has constructed many brilliantly decorated cities. There are many wonderful houses, walls, gates, assembly houses, temples, yards and temple compounds, as well as many hotels serving as residential quarters for foreigners. The houses for the leaders of these planets are constructed with the most valuable jewels, and they are always crowded with living entities known as Nāgas and Asuras, as well as many pigeons, parrots and similar birds. All in all, these imitation heavenly cities are most beautifully situated and attractively decorated.
Gauḍīya Ācāryas
Viśvanātha Cakravartī Ṭhākura
Gauḍīya
Translation
O King! The demon named Maya, who is an expert artist and architect, has constructed cities, decorated with the finest houses of the leaders, having artificial areas crowded with couples of pigeons, parrots, mynas, Nāgas and demons, with wondrous houses, walls, gates, assembly houses, temples, yards and resting places made of the finest jewels.
In these lower planets there are cities, decorated with the fine houses of the leaders, which have houses, walls etc. made of the best jewels, and with artificial land areas crowded with couples of pigeons, demons and Nāgas. Instead of nāgāsura, nānāsvah is found. Then it means “with couples of pigeons making sounds.”
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