khagan mrgan pasun vrksan
dvi-vidhas catur-vidha ye 'nye
praja-patin-Brahma and his sons like Daksa and others; manun-the periodical heads like Vaivasvata Manu, etc.; devan-like Indra, Candra, Varuna, etc.; rsin-like Bhrgu, Vasistha, etc.; pitrganan-the inhabitants of the Pita planets; prthak-separately; siddha-the inhabitants of the Siddha planet; carana-inhabitants of the Carana planet; gandharvan-inhabitants of the Gandharva planets; vidyadhra-inhabitants of the same planet; asura-the atheists; guhyakan-the inhabitants of the Yaksa planet; kinnara-the inhabitants of the Kinnara planet; apsarasah-the beautiful angels of the Apsara planet; nagan-the inhabitants of the Nagaloka (serpentine); sarpan-inhabitants of the Sarpaloka (snakes); kimpurusan-monkey-shaped inhabitants of the Kimpurusa planet; naran-inhabitants of the earth; matr-inhabitants of the Matrloka; raksah-inhabitants of the demoniac planet; pisacan-inhabitants of the Pisacaloka; ca-also; preta-inhabitants of Pretaloka; bhuta-the evil spirits; vinayakan-the goblins; kusmanda-will o' the wisp; unmada-lunatics; vetalan-the jinn; yatudhanan-a particular type of evil spirit; grahan-the good and evil stars; api-also; khagan-the birds; mrgan-the forest animals; pasun-the household animals; vrksan-the ghosts; girin-the mountains; nrpa-O King; sarisrpan-reptiles; dvi-vidhah-the moving and the standing living entities; catur-vidhah-living entities born in the embryo, in eggs, in perspiration and in seeds; ye-others; anye-all; jala-water; sthala-land; nabhaukasah-birds; kusala-in happiness; akusalah-in distress; misrah-in mixed happiness and distress; karmanam-according to one's own past deeds; gatayah-as result of; tu-but; imah-all of them.