Texts 38-39
gatvā surendra-bhavanaṁ
dattvādityai ca kuṇḍale
pūjitas tridaśendreṇa
mahendryāṇyā ca sa-priyaḥ
codito bhāryayotpāṭya
pārījātaṁ garutmati
āropya sendrān vibudhān
nirjityopānayat puram
gatvā — going; sura — of the demigods; indra — of the King; bhavanam — to the abode; dattvā — giving; adityai — to Aditi, the mother of Indra; ca — and; kuṇḍale — her earrings; pūjitaḥ — worshiped; tridaśa — of the thirty (chief demigods); indreṇa — by the chief; mahā-indryāṇyā — by the wife of Lord Indra; ca — and; sa — together with; priyaḥ — His beloved (Queen Satyabhāmā); coditaḥ — urged; bhāryayā — by His wife; utpāṭya — uprooting; pārijātam — the pārijāta tree; garutmati — on Garuḍa; āropya — placing; sa-indrān — including Indra; vibudhān — the demigods; nirjitya — defeating; upānayat — He brought; puram — to His city.
The Lord then went to the abode of Indra, the demigods’ king, and gave mother Aditi her earrings; there Indra and his wife worshiped Kṛṣṇa and His beloved consort Satyabhāmā. Then, at Satyabhāmā’s behest the Lord uprooted the heavenly pārijāta tree and put it on the back of Garuḍa. After defeating Indra and all the other demigods, Kṛṣṇa brought the pārijāta to His capital.