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क्षत्रधर्मं पुरस्कृत्य गतः शूरः सतां गतिम् ॥
यां वयं प्राप्नुयामेह ये चान्ये शस्त्रजीविनः ॥
व्यूढोरस्को महाबाहुर् अनिवर्ती वरप्रणुत् ॥
गतस् तव वरारोहे पुत्रः स्वर्गं ज्वरं जहि ॥
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kṣatradharmaṃ puraskṛtya gataḥ śūraḥ satāṃ gatim ||
yāṃ vayaṃ prāpnuyāmeha ye cānye śastrajīvinaḥ ||
vyūḍhorasko mahābāhur anivartī varapraṇut ||
gatas tava varārohe putraḥ svargaṃ jvaraṃ jahi ||
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क्षत्रधर्मम् पुरस्कृत्यkṣatradharmam puraskṛtyahaving placed the kshatriya duty foremost; holding the kshatriya duty foremost
गतः शूरः सताम् गतिम्gataḥ śūraḥ satām gatimthe brave one went to the goal of the righteous; the warrior ascended to the estate of the virtuous
याम् वयम् प्राप्नुयाम इहyām vayam prāpnuyāma ihawhich we ourselves would attain here; which we too would attain here
ये च अन्ये शस्त्रजीविनःye ca anye śastrajīvinaḥand other who live by weapons; and others who live by the sword
व्यूढोरस्कः महाबाहुःvyūḍhoraskaḥ mahābāhuḥbroad-chested, mighty-armed; broad-chested, mighty-armed
अनिवर्तीanivartīnever retreating [not turning his back]; unyielding
वरप्रणुत्varapraṇutthe crusher of the best [of foes]; the vanquisher of the finest
गतः तव वरारोहेgataḥ tava varārohehe has gone, O fair-hipped one; he has ascended, O fair one
पुत्रः स्वर्गम्putraḥ svargamyour son, to heaven; your son, to heaven
ज्वरम् जहिjvaram jahicast off [your] fever [grief]; cast off the fever of grief
译文
"Holding the kshatriya duty foremost, the brave one has ascended to the estate of the righteous — the goal which we ourselves would attain here, and others who live by the sword. Broad-chested, mighty-armed, unyielding, vanquisher of the finest [foes] — your son, O fair one, has gone to heaven; cast off the fever of grief."
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ce574ed9e565 · 发布于 2026年7月19日 15:36:52 UTC
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Krishna places the boy in the same rank as Himself and all warriors: "yāṃ vayaṃ prāpnuyāma… ye ca anye śastrajīvinaḥ", the goal which they themselves would attain. Thus his death is not singled out as misfortune but written into the common lot of those who live by arms. "Jvaraṃ jahi", "cast off the fever of grief" — grief is named a fever, a sickness to be overcome. It is telling that the Lord counts even Himself among those walking this path. The verse teaches that grief is also healed by the awareness of a shared fate: the departed one is not alone in his lot — all the valiant walk the same road, and so grief loses the sting of singularity.