द्युतरु
Also known as पारिजात · Parijata
Dyutaru, that is the parijata — the tree of heaven which Krishna brought to earth for Satyabhama. At SB 3.3.5 Uddhava says that the Lord, wishing to please His beloved, went for the dyutaru 'grAmya iva', as an ordinary village husband would; for this the thunderbolt-bearing Indra, incited by his wives and blind with anger, ran at Him with his host. The Bhagavata calls Indra here the plaything of brides. The tree appears in this Skandha under the name Dyutaru alone.
Śrīmad Bhāgavata Mahāpurāṇa 3.3.5 — Sanskrit Wikisource (pinned chapter page; Devanagari from the cross-validated transcription in validation/sanskrit_skandha3.json)
Wishing to please His beloved, Krishna went for the dyutaru, the parijata tree, as an ordinary husband would; for this the thunderbolt-bearing Indra ran at Him with his host, blind with anger: 'vidhitsur ArcChat dyutaruM yad-arthe / vajry Adravat taM sa-gaNo ruShAndhaH' (SB 3.3.5).
