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Mahābhārata · 7.69.15–16
॥
Дурьодхана
Devanāgarī
नादास्यच् चेद् वरं मह्यं भवान् पाण्डवनिग्रहे ॥
नावारयिष्यं गच्छन्तम् अहं सिन्धुपतिं गृहान् ॥
मया त्व् आशंसमानेन त्वत्तस् त्राणम् अबुद्धिना ॥
आश्वासितः सिन्धुपतिर् मोहाद् दत्तश् च मृत्यवे ॥
Transliteración (IAST)
nādāsyac ced varaṃ mahyaṃ bhavān pāṇḍavanigrahe ||
nāvārayiṣyaṃ gacchantam ahaṃ sindhupatiṃ gṛhān ||
mayā tv āśaṃsamānena tvattas trāṇam abuddhinā ||
āśvāsitaḥ sindhupatir mohād dattaś ca mṛtyave ||
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SánscritoIASTSignificado
न अदास्यत् चेत् वरम् मह्यम्na adāsyat cet varam mahyamif you had not granted me a boon; if you had not granted me a boon
भवान् पाण्डवनिग्रहेbhavān pāṇḍavanigrahein the matter of subduing the Pandavas; in subduing the Pandavas
न अवारयिष्यम् गच्छन्तम्na avārayiṣyam gacchantamI would not have held back the departing one; I would not have held back the one departing
अहम् सिन्धुपतिम् गृहान्aham sindhupatim gṛhānI — the lord of Sindhu, homeward; the lord of Sindhu — homeward
मया तु आशंसमानेनmayā tu āśaṃsamānenayet by me, who hoped; yet by me, who hoped
त्वत्तः त्राणम् अबुद्धिनाtvattaḥ trāṇam abuddhināfor protection from you, foolish one; for protection from you, foolish one
आश्वासितः सिन्धुपतिःāśvāsitaḥ sindhupatiḥthe lord of Sindhu was reassured; the lord of Sindhu was reassured
मोहात् दत्तः च मृत्यवेmohāt dattaḥ ca mṛtyavein delusion, and given over to death; in delusion, and delivered to death
Traducción
"If you had not granted me a boon in the matter of subduing the Pandavas, I would not have held back the lord of Sindhu, departing homeward. Yet by me, foolish, who hoped for protection from you, the lord of Sindhu was reassured, and in delusion given over to death."
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d88393ff6bd0 · publicado 19 jul 2026, 15:45:02 UTC
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Here Duryodhana unwittingly blames himself: "mayā... abuddhinā... āśvāsitaḥ sindhupatiḥ mohāt dattaḥ mṛtyave", "I, the foolish one, in delusion reassured and delivered Jayadratha to death". Trusting in another's protection, he kept his brother-in-law from a saving flight. It is telling that the guilt for Jayadratha's death lies on himself. The verse teaches that reliance on unreliable support destroys those who trust it: whoever, relying on mortal protection, dissuades another from escaping thereby delivers him to death; and "moha", delusion born of false reliance, turns one who loves into a destroyer.