[Dhrishtadyumna—] who in battle at Varanasi cast down from his chariot, with a broad-headed arrow, the son of the king of Kashi, a mighty chariot-warrior, who at the bridal contest had lusted after the maidens; Dhrishtadyumna, the great archer, keeper of the Pandavas' counsel, appointed to Duryodhana's ruin and created for Drona's destruction, who incinerates warriors in battle and crushes them on every side, advancing straight upon Drona — what heroes held him back? And the one raised as if upon Drupada's own lap, most skilled in weapons — Shaikhandin, Kshatradeva — what heroes held him back from Drona?