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  mukhyah—the chief    SB 3.8.3, Adi 11.1
  mukhyah—headed by    SB 3.13.33, SB 8.8.27
  mukhyah—headed by them    SB 9.4.53, SB 9.4.54, SB 9.4.53-54
  mukhyah—heads.    SB 1.18.14
  mukhyah—very advanced devotees    Madhya 24.177
  anucara-mukhyah—the chief among Your many servants    SB 7.8.52
  gandharva-mukhyah—the chief residents of Gandharvaloka    SB 4.12.31
  gandharva-mukhyah—the chiefs of Gandharvaloka    SB 7.8.36
  marici-mukhyah—headed by Marici Rsi    SB 8.12.10
  marici-mukhyah—headed by Marici    SB 3.12.29
  nanda-mukhyah—headed by Nanda Maharaja    SB 10.7.30
  patita-asru-mukhyah—of the one who fell down with tears in the eyes    SB 1.15.10
  parsada-mukhyah—other chiefs of the associates    SB 8.20.32, SB 8.20.33, SB 8.20.32-33
  rukmi-mukhyah—the brother of Rukmini, the first Queen of Krsna at Dvaraka.    SB 2.7.34, SB 2.7.35, SB 2.7.34-35
  siddha-mukhyah—the chief leaders of Siddhaloka    SB. 6.3.19
  sunanda-mukhyah—the associates of the Lord headed by Sunanda    SB 8.20.32, SB 8.20.33, SB 8.20.32-33


  mukhyah—the chief    SB 3.6.30, SB 4.29.80, SB 6.17.6
  mukhyah—the supreme    SB 8.24.28
  mukhyah—chief    SB 7.2.45
  mukhyah—prominent    SB 3.4.28
  mukhyah—faces    SB 3.15.20
  asru-purna-mukhyah—and the other gopis, their faces full of tears    SB 10.7.25
  paramahamsya-mukhyah—the chief of all transcendentalists    SB 3.8.8