|Canto 9: Liberation||Chapter 3: The Marriage of Sukanyā and
Cyavana Muni| Bhaktivedanta VedaBase: Śrīmad Bhāgavatam 9.3.10
sukanyā cyavanaḿ prāpya prīṇayām āsa citta-jñā sukanyā — the
girl named Sukanyā, the daughter of King Śaryāti; cyavanam — the
great sage Cyavana Muni; prāpya — after obtaining; patim — as
her husband; parama-kopanam — who was always very angry;
prīṇayām āsa — she satisfied him; citta-jñā — understanding the
mind of her husband; apramattā anuvṛttibhiḥ — by executing
services without being bewildered. Cyavana Muni was very
irritable, but since Sukanyā had gotten him as her husband, she
dealt with him carefully, according to his mood. Knowing his
mind, she performed service to him without being bewildered.
This is an indication of the relationship between husband and
wife. A great personality like Cyavana Muni has the temperament
of always wanting to be in a superior position. Such a person
cannot submit to anyone. Therefore, Cyavana Muni had an
irritable temperament. His wife, Sukanyā, cou