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राह्णे हारा संग्रामः द्य
र्जन्यनिर्घोषो भीष्मस्य पाण्डवैः
तो राजंस् सुता भीसेनम् पाद्रवन्
रिवार्य णे द्रोणं वो वावं था
तः शांवो भीष्मः कृपश् थिनां रः
त्तः सुर्मा नंयम् पाद्रवन्
हार्दिक्यो बाह्लिकश् चै सात्यकिं भिद्रुतौ
म्बष्ठकस् तु नृतिर् भिन्युम् वायत्
शेषास् त्व् न्ये हारा शेषान् हाथान्
तः प्रवृते युद्धं घोरूपं याहम्
भीसेनस् तु संप्रेक्ष्य पुत्रांस् नेश्व
प्रज्वा णे क्रुद्धो विषा व्यवाड्
पुत्रास् तु कौन्तेयं छायां क्रिरे रैः
प्रावृषी हारा दाः र्वतं था
च्छाद्यमानो हुधा पुत्रैस् विशां ते
सृक्किणी विलिहन् वीरः शार्दू र्पितः
व्यूढोस्कं तो भीमः पायाम् पार्थि
क्षुप्रे सुतीक्ष्णे सो ऽवद् जीवितः
रे तु ल्ले पीते निशिते
पायत् कुण्डलिनं सिंहः क्षुद्रमृगं था
तः सुनिशितान् पीतान् मात्त शिलीमुखान्
प्त त्वया युक्तः पुत्रांस् ते प्राप्य मारि
प्रेषिता भीसेने रास् ते दृन्वना
पान्त पुत्रांस् ते थेभ्यः सुहाथान्
नाधृष्टिं कुण्डभेदं वैराटं दीर्घलोनम्
दीर्घबाहुं सुबाहुं थै ध्वजम्
प्रन्त स्म ते वीरा विरेजुर् र्ष
न्ते पुष्पलाश् चूताः प्रतिता
तः प्रदुद्रुवुः शेषाः पुत्रास् विशां ते
तं कालम् न्यन्तो भीसेनं हालम्
द्रोणस् तु रे वीरं निर्दन्तं सुतांस्
थाद्रिं वारिधाराभिः न्ताद् व्यकिरच् रैः
त्राद्भुतम् श्या कुन्तीपुत्रस्य पौरुषम्
द्रोणे वार्यमाणो ऽपि निघ्ने यत् सुतांस्
था हि गोवृषो र्षं संधाति खात् तत्
भीमस् था द्रोमुक्तं र्षम् दीरत्
द्भुतं हारा त्र क्रे वृकोरः
यत् पुत्रांस् ते ऽधीत् संख्ये द्रोणं चै न्ययोयत्
पुत्रेषु वीरेषु चिक्रीडार्जुपूर्वजः
मृगेष्व् हारा रन् व्याघ्रो हालः
था वा शुध्यस्थो द्राये शून् वृकः
वृकोरस् सुतांस् था व्यद्रायद् णे
गाङ्गेयो त्तश् गौमश् हाथः
पाण्डवं सं युद्धे वायाम् सुर् र्जुनम्
स्त्रैर् स्त्राणि संवार्य तेषां सो ऽतिथो णे
प्रवीरांस् सैन्येषु प्रेयाम् मृत्यवे
भिन्युश् राजानम् म्बष्ठं लोविश्रुतम्
विथं थिनां श्रेष्ठं कायाम् साकैः
विथो ध्यमानः सौद्रे स्विना
प्लुत्य थात् तूर्णं व्रीडो नुजाधिपः
सिं चिक्षे रे सौद्रस्य हात्मनः
रुरो थं चै हार्दिक्यस्य हात्मनः
न्तं तु निस्त्रिंशं युद्धमार्गविशादः
लावाद् व्यंयाम् सौद्रः वीहा
व्यंसितं वीक्ष्य निस्त्रिंशं सौद्रे णे दा
साधु साध्व् ति सैन्यानां प्रणादो ऽभूद् विशां ते

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apahṇe maja saṃgrāmaḥ samapadyata ||
parjanyasamanirghoṣo bhīṣmasya saha ṇḍavaiḥ ||
tato jaṃs tava su bhīmasenam udravan ||
parirya raṇe droṇaṃ vasavo savaṃ yathā ||
tataḥ śāṃtanavo bhīṣmaḥ kṛpaś ca rathināṃ varaḥ ||
bhagadattaḥ suśarmā ca dhanaṃjayam udravan ||
rdikyo hlikaś caiva tyakiṃ samabhidrutau ||
ambaṣṭhakas tu nṛpatir abhimanyum arayat ||
śeṣās tv anye maja śeṣān eva marathān ||
tataḥ pravavṛte yuddhaṃ ghorapaṃ bhavaham ||
bhīmasenas tu saṃprekṣya putrāṃs tava janeśvara ||
prajajvāla raṇe kruddho haviṣā havyaḍ iva ||
putrās tu tava kaunteyaṃ chādayāṃ cakrire śaraiḥ ||
prāvṛṣīva maja jaladāḥ parvataṃ yathā ||
sa cchādyano bahudhā putrais tava viśāṃ pate ||
sṛkkiṇī vilihan vīraḥ śārdūla iva darpitaḥ ||
vyūḍhoraskaṃ tato bhīmaḥ tam āsa rthiva ||
kṣurapreṇa sukṣṇena so 'bhavad gatavitaḥ ||
apareṇa tu bhallena tena niśitena ca ||
atayat kuṇḍalinaṃ siṃhaḥ kṣudramṛgaṃ yathā ||
tataḥ suniśin pīn sadatta śimukhān ||
sa sapta tvara yuktaḥ putrāṃs te prāpya riṣa ||
preṣi bhīmasenena śas te dṛḍhadhanva ||
atayanta putrāṃs te rathebhyaḥ sumarathān ||
adhṛṣṭiṃ kuṇḍabhedaṃ vaiṭaṃ rghalocanam ||
rghahuṃ suhuṃ ca tathaiva kanakadhvajam ||
prapatanta sma te virejur bharatarṣabha ||
vasante puṣpaśabaś cūtāḥ prapati iva ||
tataḥ pradudruvuḥ śeṣāḥ putrās tava viśāṃ pate ||
taṃ lam iva manyanto bhīmasenaṃ mabalam ||
droṇas tu samare raṃ nirdahantaṃ sutāṃs tava ||
yathādriṃ ridhābhiḥ samantād vyakirac charaiḥ ||
tatrādbhutam apaśyāma kuntīputrasya pauruṣam ||
droṇena ryaṇo 'pi nijaghne yat sutāṃs tava ||
yathā hi govṛṣo varṣaṃ saṃdhārayati khāt patat ||
bhīmas tathā droṇamuktaṃ śaravarṣam adharat ||
adbhutaṃ ca maja tatra cakre vṛkodaraḥ ||
yat putrāṃs te 'vadhīt saṃkhye droṇaṃ caiva nyayodhayat ||
putreṣu tava reṣu cikrīḍārjunarvajaḥ ||
mṛgeṣv iva maja caran vyāghro mabalaḥ ||
yathā paśumadhyastho drāvayeta paśūn vṛkaḥ ||
vṛkodaras tava sutāṃs tathā vyadrāvayad raṇe ||
ṅgeyo bhagadattaś ca gautamaś ca marathaḥ ||
ṇḍavaṃ rabhasaṃ yuddhe ram āsur arjunam ||
astrair astrāṇi saṃrya teṣāṃ so 'tiratho raṇe ||
prarāṃs tava sainyeṣu preṣam āsa mṛtyave ||
abhimanyuś ca nam ambaṣṭhaṃ lokaviśrutam ||
virathaṃ rathināṃ śreṣṭhaṃ ram āsa yakaiḥ ||
viratho vadhyanaḥ sa saubhadreṇa yaśasvi ||
avaplutya rathāt tūrṇaṃ savrīḍo manudhipaḥ ||
asiṃ cikṣepa samare saubhadrasya matmanaḥ ||
āruroha rathaṃ caiva rdikyasya matmanaḥ ||
āpatantaṃ tu nistriṃśaṃ yuddhargaviśāradaḥ ||
ghad vyaṃsam āsa saubhadraḥ parara ||
vyaṃsitaṃ kṣya nistriṃśaṃ saubhadreṇa raṇe ta ||
dhu dhv iti sainyānāṃ praṇādo 'bhūd viśāṃ pate ||

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अपराह्णे महाराजaparāhṇe mahārājain the afternoon, great king; toward evening, sovereign
संग्रामः समपद्यतsaṃgrāmaḥ samapadyatathe battle arose; the fight began
पर्जन्यसमनिर्घोषःparjanyasamanirghoṣaḥwith a roar like a thundercloud; with the noise of a rain cloud
भीष्मस्य सह पाण्डवैःbhīṣmasya saha pāṇḍavaiḥof Bhishma with the Pandavas; between Bhishma and the Pandavas
ततः राजन् तव सुताःtataḥ rājan tava sutāḥthen, O king, your sons; after this your sons
भीमसेनम् उपाद्रवन्bhīmasenam upādravanattacked Bhimasena; rushed at Bhima
परिवार्य रणे द्रोणम्parivārya raṇe droṇamhaving surrounded Drona in battle; having encircled Drona on the field
वसवः वासवम् यथाvasavaḥ vāsavam yathāas the Vasus surround Vasava; like the Vasus around Indra
ततः शांतनवः भीष्मःtataḥ śāṃtanavaḥ bhīṣmaḥthen Shantanava Bhishma; after this Bhishma
कृपः च रथिनाम् वरःkṛpaḥ ca rathinām varaḥand Kripa, best of charioteers; Kripa, foremost of ratha-warriors
भगदत्तः सुशर्मा चbhagadattaḥ suśarmā caBhagadatta and Susharman; Bhagadatta, Susharman
धनंजयम् उपाद्रवन्dhanaṃjayam upādravanattacked Dhananjaya; rushed at Arjuna
हार्दिक्यः बाह्लिकः च एवhārdikyaḥ bāhlikaḥ ca evaHardikya and Bahlika; Kritavarman and Bahlika
सात्यकिम् समभिद्रुतौsātyakim samabhidrutauattacked Satyaki; together rushed at Satyaki
अम्बष्ठकः तु नृपतिःambaṣṭhakaḥ tu nṛpatiḥAmbashtha, the king; the king of the Ambashthas
अभिमन्युम् अवारयत्abhimanyum avārayatstopped Abhimanyu; blocked Abhimanyu
शेषाः तु अन्ये महाराजśeṣāḥ tu anye mahārājathe rest, other ones, great king; the remaining ones
शेषान् एव महारथान्śeṣān eva mahārathānthe remaining great chariot-warriors; the other mighty warriors
ततः प्रववृते युद्धम्tataḥ pravavṛte yuddhamthen the battle began; after this the fight unfolded
घोररूपम् भयावहम्ghorarūpam bhayāvahamterrible in appearance, frightening; dreadful and terrifying
भीमसेनः तु संप्रेक्ष्यbhīmasenaḥ tu saṃprekṣyaBhimasena, having seen; Bhima, having noticed
पुत्रान् तव जनेश्वरputrān tava janeśvarayour sons, lord of men; your sons
प्रजज्वाल रणे क्रुद्धःprajajvāla raṇe kruddhaḥblazed up in battle, enraged; flared with fury on the field
हविषा हव्यवाट् इवhaviṣā havyavāṭ ivalike fire fed with sacrificial oil; like flame from ghee
पुत्राः तु तव कौन्तेयम्putrāḥ tu tava kaunteyamyour sons, however, upon Kaunteya; your sons upon Bhima
छादयाम् चक्रिरे शरैःchādayām cakrire śaraiḥcovered with arrows; began to shower with arrows
प्रावृषि इव महाराजprāvṛṣi iva mahārājaas in the rainy season, O king; as in a downpour
जलदाः पर्वतम् यथाjaladāḥ parvatam yathāclouds cover a mountain, as; the clouds cover the mountain
स छाद्यमानः बहुधाsa chādyamānaḥ bahudhāhe, being covered in many ways; showered from all sides
पुत्रैः तव विशाम् पतेputraiḥ tava viśām pateby your sons, lord of peoples; by your sons
सृक्किणी विलिहन् वीरःsṛkkiṇī vilihan vīraḥlicking the corners of his mouth, the hero; the hero, licking his lips
शार्दूलः इव दर्पितःśārdūlaḥ iva darpitaḥlike a proud tiger; like a furious tiger
व्यूढोरस्कम् ततः भीमःvyūḍhoraskam tataḥ bhīmaḥVyudhoraska, then Bhima; after this Bhima struck Vyudhoraska
पातयाम् आस पार्थिवpātayām āsa pārthivafelled, O king; brought down, sovereign
क्षुरप्रेण सुतीक्ष्णेनkṣurapreṇa sutīkṣṇenawith a very sharp kshurapra arrow; with a razor-headed arrow
सः अभवत् गतजीवितःsaḥ abhavat gatajīvitaḥhe became lifeless; that one perished
अपरेण तु भल्लेनapareṇa tu bhallenawith another bhalla arrow; with yet another broad-headed arrow
पीतेन निशितेन चpītena niśitena cayellow and sharp; golden and well-honed
अपातयत् कुण्डलिनम्apātayat kuṇḍalinamfelled Kundalin; struck down Kundalin
सिंहः क्षुद्रमृगम् यथाsiṃhaḥ kṣudramṛgam yathāas a lion fells a small animal; like a lion its small prey
ततः सुनिशितान् पीतान्tataḥ suniśitān pītānthen very sharp, yellow; after this golden, keen
समादत्त शिलीमुखान्samādatta śilīmukhāntook the sharp arrows; seized the arrows
स सप्त त्वरया युक्तःsa sapta tvarayā yuktaḥhe, seven, with speed; he, quickly, seven
पुत्रान् ते प्राप्य मारिषputrān te prāpya māriṣahaving reached your sons, venerable one; having overtaken your sons
प्रेषिताः भीमसेनेनpreṣitāḥ bhīmasenenasent by Bhimasena; released by Bhima
शराः ते दृढधन्वनाśarāḥ te dṛḍhadhanvanāthose arrows of the strong-bowed one; arrows of the mighty archer
अपातयन्त पुत्रान् तेapātayanta putrān tefelled your sons; threw down your sons
रथेभ्यः सुमहारथान्rathebhyaḥ sumahārathānfrom the chariots, great ratha-warriors; from the chariots
अनाधृष्टिम् कुण्डभेदम्anādhṛṣṭim kuṇḍabhedamAnadhrishti, Kundabheda; Anadhrishti and Kundabheda
वैराटम् दीर्घलोचनम्vairāṭam dīrghalocanamVairata, Dirghalochana; Vairata and the Long-eyed one
दीर्घबाहुम् सुबाहुम् चdīrghabāhum subāhum caDirghabahu and Subahu; the Long-armed one and Subahu
तथा एव कनकध्वजम्tathā eva kanakadhvajamand also Kanakadhvaja; and the Golden-bannered one
प्रपतन्त स्म ते वीराःprapatanta sma te vīrāḥthese heroes fell; these warriors collapsed
विरेजुः भरतर्षभvirejuḥ bharatarṣabhashone, bull of the Bharatas; gleamed, O Bharata
वसन्ते पुष्पशबलाःvasante puṣpaśabalāḥspring-flecked with blossoms; blooming in spring
चूताः प्रपतिताः इवcūtāḥ prapatitāḥ ivalike fallen mango trees; like felled mango trees
ततः प्रदुद्रुवुः शेषाःtataḥ pradudruvuḥ śeṣāḥthen the rest fled; after this the others ran
पुत्राः तव विशाम् पतेputrāḥ tava viśām pateyour sons, lord of peoples; your sons
तम् कालम् इव मन्यन्तःtam kālam iva manyantaḥregarding him as Kala; thinking he was Death itself
भीमसेनम् महाबलम्bhīmasenam mahābalammighty Bhimasena; the immensely strong Bhima
द्रोणः तु समरे वीरम्droṇaḥ tu samare vīramDrona, in battle, the hero; Drona on the field
निर्दहन्तम् सुतान् तवnirdahantam sutān tavawho was consuming your sons; who was destroying your sons
यथा अद्रिम् वारिधाराभिःyathā adrim vāridhārābhiḥas a mountain with streams of water; like a mountain with rain
समन्तात् व्यकिरत् शरैःsamantāt vyakirat śaraiḥshowered with arrows from all sides; covered with arrows from every side
तत्र अद्भुतम् अपश्यामtatra adbhutam apaśyāmathere we saw a marvel; there we beheld a wonder
कुन्तीपुत्रस्य पौरुषम्kuntīputrasya pauruṣamthe courage of Kunti's son; the valor of Bhima
द्रोणेन वार्यमाणः अपिdroṇena vāryamāṇaḥ apieven though restrained by Drona; although Drona held him back
निजघ्ने यत् सुतान् तवnijaghne yat sutān tavathat he kept killing your sons; he still struck down the sons
यथा हि गोवृषः वर्षम्yathā hi govṛṣaḥ varṣamas a bull the rain; as a mighty bull a downpour
संधारयति खात् पतत्saṃdhārayati khāt patatwithstands what falls from the sky; receives what falls from the sky
भीमः तथा द्रोणमुक्तम्bhīmaḥ tathā droṇamuktamBhima, thus, what was released by Drona; Bhima in the same way
शरवर्षम् अदीधरत्śaravarṣam adīdharatwithstood the shower of arrows; received the rain of arrows
अद्भुतम् च महाराजadbhutam ca mahārājaand a marvel, great king; and a wonder
तत्र चक्रे वृकोदरःtatra cakre vṛkodaraḥthere Vrikodara did; there Bhima accomplished
यत् पुत्रान् ते अवधीत्yat putrān te avadhītthat he killed your sons; that he slew your sons
संख्ये द्रोणम् च न्ययोधयत्saṃkhye droṇam ca nyayodhayatin battle, and fought with Drona; and battled with Drona
पुत्रेषु तव वीरेषुputreṣu tava vīreṣuamong your heroic sons; among your brave sons
चिक्रीड अर्जुनपूर्वजःcikrīḍa arjunapūrvajaḥArjuna's elder brother played; Arjuna's elder brother sported
मृगेषु इव महाराजmṛgeṣu iva mahārājaas among wild beasts, O king; as among deer
चरन् व्याघ्रः महाबलःcaran vyāghraḥ mahābalaḥa moving tiger, mighty; a powerful tiger
यथा वा पशुमध्यस्थःyathā vā paśumadhyasthaḥor as amid cattle; as one found amid the herds
द्रावयेत पशून् वृकःdrāvayeta paśūn vṛkaḥa wolf scatters the cattle; a predator drives the animals
वृकोदरः तव सुतान्vṛkodaraḥ tava sutānVrikodara, your sons; Bhima, your sons
तथा व्यद्रावयत् रणेtathā vyadrāvayat raṇethus scattered them in battle; thus put them to flight
गाङ्गेयः भगदत्तः चgāṅgeyaḥ bhagadattaḥ caGangeya and Bhagadatta; Bhishma and Bhagadatta
गौतमः च महारथःgautamaḥ ca mahārathaḥand Gautama, the great chariot-warrior; and Kripa, the mighty warrior
पाण्डवम् रभसम् युद्धेpāṇḍavam rabhasam yuddhethe fierce Pandava in battle; the furious Arjuna
वारयाम् आसुः अर्जुनम्vārayām āsuḥ arjunamheld back Arjuna; stopped him
अस्त्रैः अस्त्राणि संवार्यastraiḥ astrāṇi saṃvāryarepelling astras with astras; repelling weapon with weapon
तेषाम् सः अतिरथः रणेteṣām saḥ atirathaḥ raṇethat atiratha among them in battle; this great hero
प्रवीरान् तव सैन्येषुpravīrān tava sainyeṣuthe finest heroes in your armies; the warriors of your army
प्रेषयाम् आस मृत्यवेpreṣayām āsa mṛtyavewas sending to death; was dispatching to destruction
अभिमन्युः च राजानम्abhimanyuḥ ca rājānamand Abhimanyu, the king; Abhimanyu, the sovereign
अम्बष्ठम् लोकविश्रुतम्ambaṣṭham lokaviśrutamAmbashtha, world-renowned; the famous Ambashtha
विरथम् रथिनाम् श्रेष्ठम्viratham rathinām śreṣṭhamchariotless, the foremost of charioteers; deprived of his ratha
कारयाम् आस सायकैःkārayām āsa sāyakaiḥmade with arrows; made with arrows
विरथः वध्यमानः सःvirathaḥ vadhyamānaḥ saḥhe, chariotless, being struck; he, deprived of his ratha
सौभद्रेण यशस्विनाsaubhadreṇa yaśasvināby the glorious Saubhadra; by the famous son of Subhadra
अवप्लुत्य रथात् तूर्णम्avaplutya rathāt tūrṇamhaving leapt from the chariot quickly; having swiftly descended from the ratha
सव्रीडः मनुजाधिपःsavrīḍaḥ manujādhipaḥthe ashamed lord of men; the king, feeling shame
असिम् चिक्षेप समरेasim cikṣepa samarethrew his sword in battle; hurled the blade
सौभद्रस्य महात्मनःsaubhadrasya mahātmanaḥat the noble Saubhadra; at the mighty Abhimanyu
आरुरोह रथम् च एवāruroha ratham ca evaand mounted the chariot; and climbed onto the ratha
हार्दिक्यस्य महात्मनःhārdikyasya mahātmanaḥof the noble Hardikya; of the mighty Kritavarman
आपतन्तम् तु निस्त्रिंशम्āpatantam tu nistriṃśamthe flying sword, however; the approaching blade
युद्धमार्गविशारदःyuddhamārgaviśāradaḥa master of the ways of war; skilled in the art of battle
लाघवात् व्यंसयाम् आसlāghavāt vyaṃsayām āsadeflected with skill; turned aside with swiftness
सौभद्रः परवीरहाsaubhadraḥ paravīrahāSaubhadra, slayer of enemies; Abhimanyu, destroyer of heroes
व्यंसितम् वीक्ष्य निस्त्रिंशम्vyaṃsitam vīkṣya nistriṃśamseeing the sword deflected; seeing the blade turned aside
सौभद्रेण रणे तदाsaubhadreṇa raṇe tadāby Saubhadra in battle then; by Abhimanyu on the field
साधु साधु इति सैन्यानाम्sādhu sādhu iti sainyānām'well done, well done,' thus of the armies; the armies' cry of bravo
प्रणादः अभूत् विशाम् पतेpraṇādaḥ abhūt viśām patea shout arose, lord of peoples; a cry rang out
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In the afternoon, great king, the battle between Bhishma and the Pandavas began, roaring like a thundercloud. Then your sons, surrounding Drona in battle as the Vasus surround Vasava, attacked Bhimasena. Bhishma, son of Shantanu, Kripa, best of charioteers, Bhagadatta, and Susharman rushed at Dhananjaya. Hardikya and Bahlika together attacked Satyaki, while the king of the Ambashthas blocked Abhimanyu. The remaining great chariot-warriors met the other great chariot-warriors, and a battle began, terrible in appearance and full of dread. Seeing your sons, lord of men, Bhimasena blazed up in anger on the field, like fire fed with sacrificial oil. Your sons began to cover Kaunteya with arrows, as rain clouds cover a mountain in the monsoon season. Covered on all sides by your sons, the hero licked the corners of his mouth like a proud, furious tiger. Then Bhima felled Vyudhoraska with a very sharp kshurapra arrow, and he became lifeless. With another golden, well-honed bhalla arrow he struck down Kundalin, as a lion fells small prey. Then he swiftly took seven very sharp, golden arrows, and these arrows, released by the strong-bowed Bhimasena, having overtaken your sons, O venerable one, threw down from their chariots the great chariot-warriors: Anadhrishti, Kundabheda, Vairata, Dirghalochana, Dirghabahu, Subahu, and Kanakadhvaja. As they fell, these heroes shone, bull of the Bharatas, like mango trees in bloom felled to the ground in spring. After this, your remaining sons fled, lord of peoples, taking mighty Bhimasena for Death itself. Drona, meanwhile, showered with arrows from every side the hero who was destroying your sons in battle, as a mountain is covered from all sides by streams of water. There we beheld a marvel: the valor of Kunti's son — though restrained by Drona, he continued to strike down your sons. As a mighty bull withstands the rain falling from the sky, so Bhima withstood the shower of arrows released by Drona. And another marvel Vrikodara performed there, great king: he was killing your sons in battle and fighting with Drona at the same time. Among your heroic sons, Arjuna's elder brother sported like a mighty tiger among deer, or as a wolf amid a herd scatters the cattle; so Vrikodara routed your sons in battle. Gangeya, Bhagadatta, and the great chariot-warrior Gautama held back the fierce Pandava Arjuna in battle. Repelling their astras with his own, this atiratha sent the finest heroes of your army to their death. Abhimanyu, with his arrows, deprived the world-renowned King Ambashtha, foremost of charioteers, of his chariot. Chariotless and struck down by the glorious Saubhadra, that lord of men leapt quickly from his ratha in shame, hurled his sword at the noble Saubhadra, and mounted the chariot of the mighty Hardikya. But Saubhadra, master of the ways of war and destroyer of enemy heroes, skillfully deflected the flying sword. Seeing the sword turned aside by Abhimanyu in battle, the armies, lord of peoples, cried out, 'Well done! Well done!'

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