രാഗം - നാട്ട

താളം - തൃപുട

ധ്യാനി - ദീപാരാധന  

ദേവത - കൃഷ്ണൻ

Raagam - Naatai

Thaalam - Tripuda

Dhyani - Deeparadhana

Deity - Krishna

Lyrics -  M. Balachandra Menon

യാദവകുല നായക ജയ

യാതുധാന നിഷൂധനാ ജയ

മാതുലാന്തകാ മാധവ ജയ

ആതുരജന പാലക ജയ |

സങ്കടാഖില മോചനാ ജയ

പങ്കജാനിഭ ലോചനാ ജയ

ശംഖചക്ര ഗദാധരാ ജയ

ചിത്പുരേശ്വര ശ്രീപതേ ജയ ||

Yādava-kula nāyaka jaya

Yātudhāna nishūdhana jaya

Mātulāntakā Mādhava jaya

Ātura-jana pālaka jaya

Sankatākhila mōchanā jaya

Pankajānibha lōchanā jaya

Śankha-chakra gadā-dharā jaya

Chitpurēśvara Śrīpathē jaya

Singer :  Balakrishnan Madakkappillil

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Summary :      This hymn sings the glory of Lord Krishna. The first stanza honors Him as the crown jewel of the Yadava dynasty, celebrating His legendary valor in wiping out demonic forces and putting an end to the tyranny of His uncle Kamsa. It beautifully highlights His compassionate nature as a refuge for the weak, the sick, and the suffering. The second stanza describes His magnificent divine form—glorifying His lotus-like eyes and His majestic four-armed appearance bearing the cosmic weapons: the Panchajanya conch, the Sudarshana chakra, and the Kaumodaki mace. The prayer reaches its peak as a declaration of absolute surrender to Shreepathi, the Lord of prosperity, who resides eternally as the guardian deity at Chitpura (Chittoor Sree krishnaswami Temple, Kochi).

യാദവകുല നായക ജയ (Yādava-kula nāyaka jaya)

Glory to the leader and hero (naayaka) of the Yadava clan (yaadavakula).

യാതുധാന നിഷൂധനാ ജയ (Yātudhāna nishūdhana jaya)

Glory to the destroyer and slayer (nishoodhana) of the wicked demons (yaathudhaana).

മാതുലാന്തകാ മാധവ ജയ (Mātulāntakā Mādhava jaya)

Glory to Lord Madhava, who brought an end (anthaka) to His tyrannical maternal uncle, Kamsa (maathula).

ആതുരജന പാലക ജയ  (Ātura-jana pālaka jaya)

Glory to the protector and guardian (paalaka) of those who are afflicted, distressed, and suffering (aathurajana).

സങ്കടാഖില മോചനാ ജയ (Sankatākhila mōchanā jaya)

Glory to the One who liberates and delivers (mochana) devotees from all kinds of miseries and distress (sankada-akhila).

പങ്കജാനിഭ ലോചനാ ജയ (Pankajānibha lōchanā jaya)

Glory to the One whose beautiful eyes (lochana) resemble (anibha) the petals of a lotus flower (pankaja).

ശംഖചക്ര ഗദാധരാ ജയ (Śankha-chakra gadā-dharā jaya)

Glory to the Lord who holds the sacred conch (shamkha), the discus (chakra), and the mace (gadha).

ചിത്പുരേശ്വര ശ്രീപതേ ജയ (Chitpurēśvara Śrīpathē jaya)

Glory to the Lord of Goddess Lakshmi (Shreepathi), who reigns supreme as the deity of Chitpura (Chittoor)!