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Upaplavya-saṃvāda (002) (Council in Upaplavya after Uttara's Wedding, Chapters 1-7)5.2.11-13
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महाभारत · 5.2.11-13
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स दीव्यमानः प्रतिदेवनेन; अक्षेषु नित्यं सुपराङ्मुखेषु ॥
संरम्भमाणो विजितः प्रसह्य; तत्रापराधः शकुनेर् न कश् चित् ॥
तस्मात् प्रणम्यैव वचो ब्रवीतु; वैचित्रवीर्यं बहुसामयुक्तम् ॥
तथा हि शक्यो धृतराष्ट्रपुत्रः; स्वार्थे नियोक्तुं पुरुषेण तेन ॥
वैशंपायन उवाच
एवं ब्रुवत्य् एव मधुप्रवीरे; शिनिप्रवीरः सहसोत्पपात ॥
तच् चापि वाक्यं परिनिन्द्य तस्य; समाददे वाक्यम् इदं समन्युः ॥

लिप्यंतरण (IAST)

sa dīvyamānaḥ pratidevanena; akṣeṣu nityaṃ suparāṅmukheṣu ||
saṃrambhamāṇo vijitaḥ prasahya; tatrāparādhaḥ śakuner na kaś cit ||
tasmāt praṇamyaiva vaco bravītu; vaicitravīryaṃ bahusāmayuktam ||
tathā hi śakyo dhṛtarāṣṭraputraḥ; svārthe niyoktuṃ puruṣeṇa tena ||
vaiśaṃpāyana uvāca
evaṃ bruvaty eva madhupravīre; śinipravīraḥ sahasotpapāta ||
tac cāpi vākyaṃ parinindya tasya; samādade vākyam idaṃ samanyuḥ ||

शब्दशः अर्थ
संस्कृतIASTअर्थ
sahe; this
दीव्यमानःdīvyamānaḥplaying dice; while gambling
प्रतिदेवनेनpratidevanenaby the counter-play; by the contest at dice
अक्षेषुakṣeṣuwith the dice; in the game of dice
नित्यंnityaṃconstantly; always
सुपराङ्मुखेषुsuparāṅmukheṣuhaving turned away favorably; turned against him
संरम्भमाणोsaṃrambhamāṇogrowing inflamed; growing agitated
विजितःvijitaḥdefeated; beaten
प्रसह्यprasahyaby force; overpowering openly
तत्रापराधःtatrāparādhaḥthe fault there; the offense here
शकुनेर्śakunerof Shakuni; of the son of Subala
nanot; no
कश्kaśsome; any
चित्cit-ever; some
तस्मात्tasmāttherefore; hence
प्रणम्यैवpraṇamyaivahaving precisely bowed; having reverently bowed
वचोvacoword; speech
ब्रवीतुbravītulet him say; let him speak
वैचित्रवीर्यंvaicitravīryaṃson of Vichitravirya; Dhritarashtra
बहुसामयुक्तम्bahusāmayuktamfilled with many conciliatory words; with many arguments for peace
तथाtathāthus; in this way
हिhiindeed; for
शक्योśakyoit is possible; it can be
धृतराष्ट्रपुत्रःdhṛtarāṣṭraputraḥson of Dhritarashtra; Duryodhana
स्वार्थेsvārtheto his own advantage; in his own interest
नियोक्तुंniyoktuṃto induce; to direct
पुरुषेणpuruṣeṇaby the man; by the envoy
तेनtenaby him; by that
वैशंपायनvaiśaṃpāyanaVaishampayana; the sage Vaishampayana
उवाचuvācasaid; spoke
एवंevaṃthus; in this way
ब्रुवत्य्bruvatywhile speaking; as he spoke
एवevaprecisely; only
मधुप्रवीरेmadhupravīrethe hero of the Madhu line; Krishna
शिनिप्रवीरःśinipravīraḥhero of the Shini line; Satyaki
सहसोत्पपातsahasotpapātasuddenly sprang up; abruptly rose
तच्tacthat; this
चापिcāpiand also; and even
वाक्यंvākyaṃword; speech
परिनिन्द्यparinindyahaving censured; having rebuked
तस्यtasyahis; of that
समाददेsamādadetook up; seized
वाक्यम्vākyamword; speech
इदंidaṃthis; this very
समन्युःsamanyuḥwith anger; angered
अनुवाद

"And though the dice were constantly turned against him, his opponent was still Shakuni. Contending against Shakuni at play, he suffered a crushing defeat. For this Shakuni is not at all to blame. Let the envoy use words marked by humility, words meant to reconcile the son of Vichitravirya. In this way, the envoy may win the son of Dhritarashtra over to his own views. Do not seek war with the Kurus; approach Duryodhana only in a conciliatory tone. The goal may not be attained through war, but it can be attained through reconciliation, and thus it may be secured for long." Vaishampayana continued: "While this valiant scion of the Madhu line was still speaking, the valiant son of the Shini line suddenly sprang up and, with indignation, censured the former's words, taking up speech with these words of his own."

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