atha—thereafter; pravistah—He entered; sva-grham—His own palace; justam—occupied; svaih—by His own family members; purva-rajabhih—by the previous members of the royal family; ananta—unlimited; akhila—everywhere; kosa—treasury; adhyam—prosperous; anarghya—priceless; uru—high; paricchadam—paraphernalia; vidruma—of coral; udumbara-dvaraih—with the two sides of the doors; vaidurya-stambha—with pillars of vaidurya-mani; panktibhih—in a line; sthalaih—with floors; marakataih—made of marakata stone; svacchaih—very cleanly polished; bhrajat—dazzling; sphatika—marble; bhittibhih—foundations; citra-sragbhih—with varieties of flower garlands; pattikabhih—with flags; vasah—clothing; mani-gana-amsukaih—by various effulgent and valuable stones; mukta-phalaih—with pearls; cit-ullasaih—increasing celestial pleasure; kanta-kama—fulfilling one’s desires; upapattibhih—by such paraphernalia; dhupa-dipaih—with incense and lamps; surabhibhih—very fragrant; manditam—decorated; puspa-mandanaih—by bunches of various flowers; stri-pumbhih—by men and women; sura-sankasaih—appearing like the demigods; justam—full of; bhusana-bhusanaih—whose bodies beautified their ornaments.