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Chapter 14.74

प्राग्ज्योतिषमथाभ्येत्य व्यचरत्स हयोत्तमः भगदत्तात्मजस्तत्र निर्ययौ रणकर्कशः
That foremost of horses then proceeded to the kingdom of Pragjyotisha and began to wander there. At this, Bhagadatta's son, who was greatly courageous in battle, came out.
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प्राग्ज्योतिषम् | अथ + अभ्ये | व्यचरत् | स | हय + उत्तम
भगदत्त + आत्मज + तत्र | निर्ययौ | रण + कर्कश
हयं पाण्डुपुत्रस्य विषयान्तमुपागतम् युयुधे भरतश्रेष्ठ वज्रदत्तो महीपतिः
King Vajradata, O chief of the Bharatas, finding the (sacrificial) horse arrived within his kingdom, fought (for detaining it).
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स | हयं | पाण्डु + पुत्र | विषय + अन्त | उपागतम्
युयुधे | भरत + श्रेष्ठ | वज्रदत्तो | महीपतिः
सोऽभिनिर्याय नगराद्भगदत्तसुतो नृपः अश्वमायान्तमुन्मथ्य नगराभिमुखो ययौ
The royal son of Bhagadatta, coming out of his city, afflicted the horse which was coming (and seizing it), marched back towards his own place.
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सो | ऽभिनिर्याय | नगराद् | भगदत्त + सुत | नृपः
अश्वम् | आयान्तम् | उन्मथ्य | नगर + अभिमुख | ययौ
तमालक्ष्य महाबाहुः कुरूणामृषभस्तदा गाण्डीवं विक्षिपंस्तूर्णं सहसा समुपाद्रवत्
Marking this, the mighty armed chief of the Kuru-race, speedily stretched his Gandiva, and suddenly rushed towards his enemy.
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तम् | आलक्ष्य | महत् + बाहु | कुरूणाम् | ऋषभ + तदा
गाण्डीवं | विक्षिप् + तूर्णम् | सहसा | समुपाद्रवत्
ततो गाण्डीवनिर्मुक्तैरिषुभिर्मोहितो नृपः हयमुत्सृज्य तं वीरस्ततः पार्थमुपाद्रवत्
Stupefied by the arrows shot from Gandiva, the heroic son of Bhagadatta, letting loose the horse, fled from Partha.
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ततो | गाण्डीव + निर्मुच् | इषुभिर् | मोहितो | नृपः
हयम् | उत्सृज्य | तं | वीर + ततस् | पार्थम् | उपाद्रवत्
पुनः प्रविश्य नगरं दंशितः नृपोत्तमः आरुह्य नागप्रवरं निर्ययौ युद्धकाङ्क्षया
Once more entering his capital, that foremost of kings, irresistible in battle, cased himself in mail, and mounting on his prince of elephants, came out.
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पुनः | प्रविश्य | नगरं | दंशितः | स | नृप + उत्तम
आरुह्य | नाग + प्रवर | निर्ययौ | युद्ध + काङ्क्षा
पाण्डुरेणातपत्रेण ध्रियमाणेन मूर्धनि दोधूयता चामरेण श्वेतेन महारथः
That powerful car-warrior had a white umbrella held over his head, and was fanned with a milk-white yak-tails.
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पाण्डुर + आतपत्र | ध्रियमाणेन | मूर्धनि
दोधूयता | चामरेण | श्वेतेन | च | महत् + रथ
ततः पार्थं समासाद्य पाण्डवानां महारथम् आह्वयामास कौरव्यं बाल्यान्मोहाच्च संयुगे
Moved by childishness and folly, he challenged Partha, the powerful car warrior of the Pandavas, famed for dreadful deeds in battle, to an encounter with him.
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ततः | पार्थं | समासाद्य | पतंग | इव | पावकम्
आह्वयामास | कौरव्यं | बाल्य + मोह + च | संयुगे
वारणं नगप्रख्यं प्रभिन्नकरटामुखम् प्रेषयामास संक्रुद्धस्ततः श्वेतहयं प्रति
The enraged prince then urged towards Arjuna that elephant of his, which resembled a veritable mountain, and from whose temples and mouth came out streams of juice showing excitement.
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स | वारणं | नग + प्रख्या | प्रभिद् + करटामुख
प्रेषयामास | संक्रुध् + ततस् | श्वेतहयं | प्रति
विक्षरन्तं यथा मेघं परवारणवारणम् शास्त्रवत्कल्पितं संख्ये त्रिसाहं युद्धदुर्मदम्
Indeed, that elephant showered its secretions like a great mass of clouds pouring rain. Capable of resisting hostile feats of its own species, it had been equipped according to the ordinances of the treatises (on warelephants). Irresistible in battle, it had become so infuriate as to be beyond control.
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विक्षरन्तं | यथा | मेघं | पर + वारण
शास्त्र + वत् | कल्पितं | संख्ये | त्रिसाहं | युद्ध + दुर्मद
प्रचोद्यमानः गजस्तेन राज्ञा महाबलः तदाङ्कुशेन विबभावुत्पतिष्यन्निवाम्बरम्
Urged on by the prince with the iron-hook, that powerful elephant then scemed as if it would cut through the sky (like a flying hill).
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प्रचोद्यमानः | स | गज + तद् | राज्ञा | महत् + बल
तदा + अङ्कुश | विभा + उत्पत् | इव + अम्बर
तमापतन्तं संप्रेक्ष्य क्रुद्धो राजन्धनंजयः भूमिष्ठो वारणगतं योधयामास भारत
Seeing it advance towards him, o king, Dhananjaya, filled with anger and standing on the earth, O Bharata, met the prince on its back.
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ततः | सम्प्रेक्ष्य | तं | क्रुद्धं | काल + अन्तक + यम + उपम
भूमिष्ठो | वारण + गम् | योधयामास | भारत
वज्रदत्तस्तु संक्रुद्धो मुमोचाशु धनंजये तोमरानग्निसंकाशाञ्शलभानिव वेगितान्
Filled with anger, Vajradatta quickly shed at Arjuna a number of broad headed arrows gifted with the energy of fire and resembling (as they coursed through the air) a cloud of speedily moving locusts.
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वज्रदत्त + तु | संक्रुद्धो | मुच् + आशु | धनंजये
तोमरान् | अग्नि + संकाश | शलभान् | इव | वेगितान्
अर्जुनस्तानसंप्राप्तान्गाण्डीवप्रेषितैः शरैः द्विधा त्रिधा चिच्छेद एव खगमैस्तदा
Arjuna, however, with arrows sped from Gandiva, cut off those arrows, come into tow, and some into three, pieces. He cut them off in the sky itself with those arrows of his passing through the sky.
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अर्जुन + तद् | असंप्राप्तान् | गाण्डीव + प्रेषय् | शरैः
द्विधा | त्रिधा | च | चिछेद | ख | एव | ख + गम + तदा
तान्दृष्ट्वा तथा छिन्नांस्तोमरान्भगदत्तजः इषूनसक्तांस्त्वरितः प्राहिणोत्पाण्डवं प्रति
The son of Bhagadatta, seeing his broadheaded arrows thus cut off, quickly sped at Arjuna a number of other arrows in a continuous line.
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स | तान् | दृष्ट्वा | तथा | छिद् + तोमर | भगदत्त + ज
इषून् | असक्त + त्वर् | प्राहिणोत् | पाण्डवं | प्रति
ततोऽर्जुनस्तूर्णतरं रुक्मपुङ्खानजिह्मगान् प्रेषयामास संक्रुद्धो भगदत्तात्मजं प्रति
Filled with anger at this, Arjuna more quickly than before, shot at Bhagadatta's son a number of straightly coursing arrows equipped with golden wings.
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ततो | अर्जुन + तूर्णतरम् | रुक्म + पुङ्ख | अजिह्मगान्
प्रेषयामास | संक्रुध् + ततस् | श्वेतहयं | प्रति
तैर्विद्धो महातेजा वज्रदत्तो महाहवे भृशाहतः पपातोर्व्यां त्वेनमजहात्स्मृतिः
Vajradatta of powerful energy, struck with great force and pierced with those arrows in that fierce encounter, fell down on the Earth. Consciousness, however, did not leave him.
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स | तैर् | विद्धो | महत् + तेजस् | वज्रदत्तो | महत् + आहव
भृश + आहन् | पत् + उर्वी | न | तु + एनद् | अजहात् | स्मृतिः
ततः पुनरारुह्य वारणप्रवरं रणे अव्यग्रः प्रेषयामास जयार्थी विजयं प्रति
Mounting on his prince of elephants again in the midst of that battle, the son of Bhagadatta, desirous of victory, very coolly shot a number of arrows at Arjuna.
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ततः | स | पुनर् | आरुह्य | वारण + प्रवर | रणे
अव्यग्रः | प्रेषयामास | जय + अर्थिन् | विजयं | प्रति
तस्मै बाणांस्ततो जिष्णुर्निर्मुक्ताशीविषोपमान् प्रेषयामास संक्रुद्धो ज्वलितानिव पावकान्
Filled with anger, Jishnu then shot at the prince a number of arrows which looked like burning flames of fire and which appeared to be so many snakes of dreadful poison.
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तस्मै | बाण + ततस् | जिष्णुर् | निर्मुच् + आशीविष + उपम
प्रेषयामास | संक्रुध् + ततस् | श्वेतहयं | प्रति
तैर्विद्धो महानागो विस्रवन्रुधिरं बभौ हिमवानिव शैलेन्द्रो बहुप्रस्रवणस्तदा
Pierced therewith, the powerful elephant, emitting a large quantity of blood, looked like a mountain of many springs discharging rillets of water coloured with red chalk.
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स | तैर् | विद्धो | महत् + नाग | विस्रवन् | रुधिरं | बभौ
हिमवान् | इव | शैल + इन्द्र | बहु + प्रस्रवण + तदा