[1] On this day, 24 hours fasting is observed and worship is offered to the god Vishnu (like other ekadashis) by both husband and wife in particular, who do not have a son for a long time after marriage, to beget a male child.
He sought counsel of his council of learned men, sages (rishis) and Brahmins (priests), to find a solution to his problem.
As advised, the royal couple as well as his citizens kept a fast and offered prayers to the god Vishnu and kept vigil throughout the night piously chanting his divine name.
On this day devotees keeping fast to beget a son, sleep in the room where god Vishnu is worshipped.
[1] Starting with the Pavitropanna Ekadashi, Jhulan Yatra festival, a five-day event, is observed till the Poornima (full moon day).
On the last day, worship is offered to the colourfully dressed small images of the god Krishna and his consort Radha placed in the swing.