Bhaktivedanta VedaBase: Śrīmad Bhāgavatam 5.9.13

tasya ha daiva-muktasya paśoh padavīm tad-anucarāh paridhāvanto niśi niśītha-samaye tamasāvritāyām anadhigata-paśava ākasmikena vidhinā kedārān vīrāsanena mriga-varāhādibhyah samrakshamānam ańgirah-pravara-sutam apaśyan

SYNONYMS

tasya — of the leader of the dacoits; ha — certainly; daiva-muktasya — by chance having escaped; paśoh — of the human animal; padavīm — the path; tat-anucarāh — his followers or assistants; paridhāvantah — searching here and there to find; niśi — at night; niśītha-samaye — at midnight; tamasā āvritāyām — being covered by darkness; anadhigata-paśavah — not catching the man-animal; ākasmikena vidhinā — by the unexpected law of providence; kedārān — the fields; vīra-āsanena — by a seat on a raised place; mriga-varāha-ādibhyah — from the deer, wild pigs and so on; samrakshamānam — protecting; ańgirah-pravara-sutam — the son of the brāhmana descending from the Āńgirā family; apaśyan — they found.

TRANSLATION

The leader of the dacoits captured a man-animal for sacrifice, but he escaped, and the leader ordered his followers to find him. They ran in different directions but could not find him. Wandering here and there in the middle of the night, covered by dense darkness, they came to a paddy field where they saw the exalted son of the Āńgirā family [Jada Bharata], who was sitting in an elevated place guarding the field against the attacks of deer and wild pigs.

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