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यच् च विक्षोभ्य महतीं सेनां संलोड्य चासकृत् ॥
एकः प्रविष्टः संक्रुद्धो नलिनीम् इव कुञ्जरः ॥
तस्य वृष्णिप्रवीरस्य ब्रूहि युद्धं यथातथम् ॥
धनंजयार्थे यत् तस्य कुशलो ह्य् असि संजय ॥
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yac ca vikṣobhya mahatīṃ senāṃ saṃloḍya cāsakṛt ||
ekaḥ praviṣṭaḥ saṃkruddho nalinīm iva kuñjaraḥ ||
tasya vṛṣṇipravīrasya brūhi yuddhaṃ yathātatham ||
dhanaṃjayārthe yat tasya kuśalo hy asi saṃjaya ||
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यत् च विक्षोभ्य महतीम् सेनाम्yat ca vikṣobhya mahatīm senāmand that, having stirred the great army; and that, having stirred the great army
संलोड्य च असकृत्saṃloḍya ca asakṛtand churned it repeatedly; and churned it not once
एकः प्रविष्टः संक्रुद्धःekaḥ praviṣṭaḥ saṃkruddhaḥalone he entered, enraged; alone he entered, furious
नलिनीम् इव कुञ्जरःnalinīm iva kuñjaraḥlike an elephant into a lotus pond; like an elephant into a lotus pond
तस्य वृष्णिप्रवीरस्यtasya vṛṣṇipravīrasyaof that hero of the Vrishnis; of that hero from the Vrishni line
ब्रूहि युद्धम् यथातथम्brūhi yuddham yathātathamtell the battle as it was; tell the battle as it happened
धनंजयार्थे यत् तस्यdhanaṃjayārthe yat tasyafor Dhananjaya's sake, that which was his; the one that he waged for Dhananjaya's sake
कुशलः हि असि संजयkuśalaḥ hi asi saṃjayafor you are skilled, Sanjaya; for you are skilled in this, Sanjaya
译文
"And of that — how, having stirred the great army and churned it repeatedly, he entered it alone, enraged, like an elephant into a lotus pond — tell me the battle of that hero of the Vrishnis [Satyaki], as it truly was, the battle he waged for Dhananjaya's sake; for you are skilled in this, Sanjaya."
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5cc251ced181 · 发布于 2026年7月19日 16:25:13 UTC
可用语言RUEN用方向键翻颂
The image of the elephant alone churning a lotus pond paints solitary valor cutting through a whole army. It is telling that Satyaki's feat is done "for Dhananjaya's sake" — not for himself, but in service to a friend. The verse teaches that the highest valor is that moved not by self-interest but by devotion; and a lone hero going into the thick of enemies for another's sake is worth an entire army fighting for itself.