वैशंपायन उवाच
तथा शैलनिपातेन भीषिताः खाण्डवालयाः ॥
दानवा राक्षसा नागास् तरक्ष्वृक्षवनौकसः ॥
द्विपाः प्रभिन्नाः शार्दूलाः सिंहाः केसरिणस् तथा ॥
मृगाश् च महिषाश् चैव शतशः पक्षिणस् तथा ॥
समुद्विग्ना विससृपुस् तथान्या भूतजातयः ॥
तं दावं समुदीक्षन्तः कृष्णौ चाभ्युद्यतायुधौ ॥
उत्पातनादशब्देन संत्रासित इवाभवन् ॥
vaiśaṃpāyana uvāca
tathā śailanipātena bhīṣitāḥ khāṇḍavālayāḥ ||
dānavā rākṣasā nāgās tarakṣvṛkṣavanaukasaḥ ||
dvipāḥ prabhinnāḥ śārdūlāḥ siṃhāḥ kesariṇas tathā ||
mṛgāś ca mahiṣāś caiva śataśaḥ pakṣiṇas tathā ||
samudvignā visasṛpus tathānyā bhūtajātayaḥ ||
taṃ dāvaṃ samudīkṣantaḥ kṛṣṇau cābhyudyatāyudhau ||
utpātanādaśabdena saṃtrāsita ivābhavan ||
Vaishampayana said: "Thus, terrified by the fall of the mountain, the dwellers of Khandava — danavas, rakshasas, nagas, hyenas, bears, forest-dwellers, mad elephants, tigers, maned lions, and deer, and buffaloes by the hundreds, and birds, agitated, fled, and other races of beings; gazing upon that conflagration and upon the two Krishnas with weapons raised, by the sound of the ominous roars they were as if terrified."
ed8c500dc941 · 发布于 2026年7月12日 18:11:48 UTC
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Here all living things scatter in terror before destruction. It is telling that even fearsome beasts tremble: before the face of death the strong and the weak stand equal. This is a reminder of the universal fear of death within samsara. So does scripture reveal the tumult of creatures; and the compassionate heart grieves to see their terror.