Surprise

 King Ugrasena called a priest, Garga Muni, for guidance, while Pradyumna takes a ritual bath. After King Ugrasena applied tilaka to Pradyumna's forehead, and the Yadavas offered him gifts and honored him.

1.  Then Ugrasena bestowed the sword to Pradyumna, and 
2. Balarama gave protective kavacha. 
3. Sri Krishna gave His son the Sharnga bow and two quivers with endless arrows. 
4. Elder Shurasena bestowed divine jewelry and a crown to Pradyumna. 
5. Vasudeva gave him a shield decorated with hundreds of moons, and 
6. Uddhava gave him a divine lotus garland. 
7. Akrura gave Pradyumna a Dakshinavarta conch shell, which foreshadowed victory, and 
8. Garga Muni bestowed Krishnakavacha. 

At this time, Indra and other lokapalas, the lords of the planets, arrived there led by Brahma, Shiva and the great sages. 

1. Shiva gave Pradyumna a trident, which shone like a fiery flame, and 
2. Brahma gave him a turban, decorated with rubies. 
3. Varuna gave Pradyumna a lasso, 
4. Yamaraj - kala-danda, 
5. Surya - a giant club, 
6. Kuvera - a garland of gems, 
7. Chandra - precious stone chandrakanta, 
8. Agni - spear, goddess of the Earth - divine sandals, and 
9. Indra - a precious chariot, created by Visvakarma and harnessed by a thousand horses. 

During this ceremony, musical instruments and xshells sounded, and Vedic hymns were quoted by the brahmanas. And the inhabitants of heaven showered Pradyumna with flower rain." Narada Muni said, “O King of Mithila, Pradyumna, bowing to Krishna, Balarama, Ugrasena and sage Garga, got on the chariot and left the city. He was followed by Uddhava and many warriors of Yadavas, Bhojas, Andhakas, Dasharhas and Madhu dynasty. Their innumerable army consisted of foot soldiers, cavalry, chariot and elephant warriors. Some the elephants were from the Airavata clan with four or three tusks. Looking around this majestic army, even the demigods were surprised.

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