Vaishampayana said: "There the Pandava, knowing everything, made much sport before Uttara, that destroyer of foes. Lifting the armor up, he began to put it on his body; seeing him, the wide-eyed princesses laughed. Then, seeing him seemingly confused, Uttara himself bound the precious armor onto Brihannada. He, having himself also donned excellent armor shining with its own radiance, raised the lion banner and appointed her to the charioteer's post. Taking costly bows and many beautiful arrows, the hero set out, with Brihannada as his charioteer."