Mahābhārata · Adhyāya 1.207
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1.207.1
धृष्टद्युमनस्तु पाञ्चाल्यः पृष्ठतः कुरुनन्दनौ ।
अन्वगच्छत्तदा यान्तौ भार्गवस्य निवेशने ॥ १.२०७.१ ॥
Dhṛṣṭadyumna, the prince of the Pāñcālas, then followed the two sons of the Kuru line from behind as they went toward the dwelling of the Bhārgava.
1.207.2
सोज्ञायमानः पुरुषानवधाय समन्ततः ।
स्वयमारान्निलीनोऽभूद्भार्गवस्य निवेशने ॥ १.२०७.२ ॥
Unknown to the men, watching carefully on all sides, he hid himself at a distance near the dwelling of the Bhārgava.
1.207.3
सायं च भीमस्तु रिपुप्रमाथी ।
जिष्णुर्यमौ चापि महानुभावौ।
भैक्षं चरित्वा तु युधिष्ठिराय ।
निवेदयांचक्रुरदीनसत्वाः ॥ १.२०७.३ ॥
In the evening Bhīma, the crusher of enemies, and Arjuna and the twins, greatly powerful, having gone about begging, presented the alms to Yudhiṣṭhira with undaunted spirit.
1.207.4
ततस्तु कुन्ती द्रुपदात्मजां ता-
मुवाच काले वचनं वदान्या।
ततोऽग्रमादाय कुरुष्व भद्रे ।
बलिं च विप्राय च देहि भिक्षाम् ॥ १.२०७.४ ॥
Then Kuntī, the generous one, spoke these words to the daughter of Drupada at the proper time: 'Gracious one, take the first portion and prepare it; give an offering and alms to the brahmin.'
1.207.5
ये चान्नमिच्छन्ति ददस्व तेभ्यः ।
परिश्रिता ये परितो मनुष्याः।
ततश्च शेषं प्रविभज्य शीघ्र-
मर्धं चतुर्णां मम चात्मनश्च ॥ १.२०७.५ ॥
Give to those who desire food, and to the people gathered all around; then quickly divide what remains, half for the four and half for myself and you.
1.207.6
अर्धं तु भीमाय च देहि भद्रे ।
य एष नागर्षभतुल्यरूपः।
गौरो युवा संहननोपपन्न ।
एषो हि वीरो बहुभुक् सदैव ॥ १.२०७.६ ॥
Give half to Bhīma too, gentle lady. This one, with the form of a bull among elephants, fair, young, endowed with a sturdy frame — this hero is always a great eater.
1.207.7
सा हृष्टरूपैव तु राजपुत्री ।
तस्या वचः साध्वविशङ्कमाना।
यथावदुक्तं प्रचकार साध्वी ।
ते चापि सर्वे बुभुजुस्तदन्नम् ॥ १.२०७.७ ॥
That princess, indeed with a cheerful face, without doubt accepted her words rightly and did exactly as had been said; and all of them ate that food.
1.207.8
कुशैस्तु भूमौ शयनं चकार ।
माद्रीपुत्रः सहदेवस्तपस्वी।
अथात्मकीयान्यजिनानि सर्वे ।
संस्तीर्य वीराः सुषुपुर्धरण्याम् ॥ १.२०७.८ ॥
Then they made a bed on the ground with kuśa grass; and the ascetic Sahadeva, son of Mādrī, spreading out all their deerskins, the heroes slept soundly on the earth.
1.207.9
अगस्त्यकान्तामभितो दिशं तु ।
शिरांसि तेषां कुरुसत्तमानाम्।
कुन्ती पुरस्तात्तु बभूव तेषां ।
पादान्तरे चाथ बभूव कृष्णा ॥ १.२०७.९ ॥
Toward the quarter of Agastya's star lay the heads of those best of the Kurus; Kuntī was in front of them, and at their feet was Kṛṣṇā.
1.207.10
अशेत भूमौ सह पाण्डुपुत्रैः ।
पादोपधानीव कृता कुशेषु।
न तत्र दुःखं मनसापि तस्या ।
न चावमेने कुरुपुङ्गवांस्तान् ॥ १.२०७.१० ॥
She lay on the ground with the sons of Pāṇḍu, as if a foot-pillow had been made of kuśa grass; there was no sorrow in her, not even in her mind, and she did not despise those bulls among the Kurus.
1.207.11
ते तत्र शूराः कथयांबभूवुः ।
कथा विचित्राः पृतनाधिकाराः।
अस्त्राणि दिव्यानि रथांश्च नागान् ।
खड्गान्गदाश्चापि परश्वधांश्च ॥ १.२०७.११ ॥
There those heroes began to tell wondrous tales of command of armies: of divine weapons, of chariots and elephants, and of swords, maces and battle-axes.
1.207.12
तेषां कथास्ताः परिकीर्त्यमानाः ।
पाञ्चालराजस्य सुतस्तदानीम्।
सुश्राव कृष्णां च तदा निषण्णां ।
ते चापि सर्वे ददृशुर्मनुष्याः ॥ १.२०७.१२ ॥
While those tales of theirs were being recounted, the son of the king of the Pañcālas then heard of Kṛṣṇā seated there, and all those men gazed upon her.
1.207.13
धृष्टद्युम्नो राजपुत्रस्तु सर्वं ।
वृत्तं तेषां कथितं चैव रात्रौ।
सर्वं राज्ञे द्रुपदायाखिलेन ।
निवेदयिष्यंस्त्वरितो जगाम ॥ १.२०७.१३ ॥
Prince Dhṛṣṭadyumna, having heard at night the full account of them, hastened off to report all of it completely to King Drupada.
1.207.14
पाञ्चालराजस्तु विषण्णरूप-
स्तान्पाण्डवानप्रतिविन्दमानः।
धृष्टद्युम्नं पर्यपृच्छन्महात्मा ।
क्व सा गता केन नीता च कृष्णा ॥ १.२०७.१४ ॥
The king of the Pañcālas, his countenance downcast and finding not those Pāṇḍavas, asked Dhṛṣṭadyumna, the great-souled one: 'Where has she gone? By whom has Kṛṣṇā been taken?'
1.207.15
कच्चिन्न शूद्रेण न हीनजेन ।
वैश्येन वा करदेनोपपन्ना।
कच्चित्पदं मूर्ध्नि न पङ्कदिग्धं ।
कच्चिन्न माला पतिता श्मशाने ॥ १.२०७.१५ ॥
Perhaps she has not been joined by a Śūdra, or by a man of low birth, or by a Vaiśya who pays tribute? Perhaps a foot smeared with mud has not fallen upon her head? Perhaps her garland has not fallen on the cremation ground?
1.207.16
कच्चित्स वर्णप्रवरो मनुष्य ।
उद्रिक्तवर्णोऽप्युत एव कच्चित्।
कच्चिन्न वामो मम मूर्ध्नि पादः ।
कृष्णाभिमर्शेन कृतोऽद्य पुत्र ॥ १.२०७.१६ ॥
Is he the best of the castes, or of a superior colour? Was my left foot placed upon my head today by the touch of Kṛṣṇā, son?
1.207.17
कच्चिन्न तप्स्ये परमप्रतीतः ।
संयुज्य पार्थेन नरर्षभेण।
वदस्व तत्त्वेन महानुभाव ।
कोऽसौ विजेता दुहितुर्ममाद्य ॥ १.२०७.१७ ॥
Shall I not grieve, though greatly pleased, having been joined with Pārtha, the bull among men? O mighty one, tell me truly: who is the winner of my daughter today?
1.207.18
विचित्रवीर्यस्य सुतस्य कच्चि-
त्कुरुप्रवीरस्य ध्रियन्ति पुत्राः।
कच्चित्तु पार्थेन यवीयसाऽध्य ।
धनुर्गृहीतं निहतं च लक्ष्यम् ॥ १.२०७.१८ ॥
Do the sons of the Kuru hero, the son of Vicitravīrya, still live? Has the younger son of Pṛthā today taken up the bow and struck the target?