yat—whose; tejasa—by influence; nrpa-sirah-anghrim—one whose feet are adored by the heads of kings; ahan—killed; makha-artham—for the sacrifice; aryah—respectable; anujah—younger brother; tava—your; gaja-ayuta—ten thousand elephants; sattva-viryah—powerful existence; tena—by him; ahrtah—collected; pramatha-natha—the lord of the ghosts (Mahabhairava); makhaya—for sacrifice; bhupah—kings; yat-mocitah—by whom they were released; tat-anayan—all of them brought; balim—taxes; adhvare—presented; te—your.