Mahābhārata · Adhyāya 1.218
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1.218.1
सौमदत्तेर्वचः श्रुत्वा कर्णो वैकर्तनो वृषा ।
उवाच वचनं काले कालज्ञः सर्वकर्मणाम् ॥ १.२१८.१ ॥
Having heard the words of Somadatta's son, Karṇa, son of Vikartana, the bull, who knew the right time for all actions, spoke these words at the proper moment.
1.218.2
नीतिपूर्वमिदं सर्वमुक्तं वचनमर्थवत् ।
वचनं नाभ्यसूयामि श्रूयतां यद्वचस्त्विति ॥ १.२१८.२ ॥
All this has been said with sound policy and is meaningful. I do not find fault with the words; listen to what my words are.
1.218.3
द्वैधीभावो न गन्तव्यः सर्वकर्मसु मानवैः ।
द्विधाभूतेन मनसा अन्यत्कर्म न सिध्यति ॥ १.२१८.३ ॥
Men must not fall into wavering in any undertaking; by a mind divided in two, no other action is accomplished.
1.218.4
संप्रयाणासनाभ्यां तु कर्शनेन तथैव च ।
नैतच्छक्यं पुरं हर्तुमाक्रन्दश्चाप्यशोभनः ॥ १.२१८.४ ॥
This city cannot be seized merely by marching, by encampment, or likewise by wearing down the enemy; and a loud outcry is also unseemly.
1.218.5
अवमर्दनकालोऽत्र मतश्चिन्तयतो मम ।
यावन्नो वृष्णयः पार्ष्णिं न गृह्णन्तिरणप्रियाः ॥ १.२१८.५ ॥
In my considered view, this is the time to crush them, before the battle-loving Vṛṣṇis seize our rear.
1.218.6
भवन्तश्च तथा हृष्टाः स्वबाहुबलशालिनः ।
प्राकारमवमृद्रन्तु परिघाः पूरयन्त्वपि ॥ १.२१८.६ ॥
And you too, delighted and proud of the strength of your own arms, should crush the rampart and fill in the moats.
1.218.7
प्रस्रावयन्तु सलिलं क्रियतां विषमं समम् ।
तृणकाष्ठेन महता खातमस्य प्रपूर्यताम् ॥ १.२१८.७ ॥
Let the water be drained off, let the uneven be made level, and let the great moat of this city be filled with grass and wood.
1.218.8
घुष्यतां राजमार्गेषु परेषां यो हनिष्यति ।
नागमश्वं पदातिं वा दानमानं स लप्स्यति ॥ १.२१८.८ ॥
Let it be proclaimed on the royal roads: whoever kills an elephant, a horse, or a foot soldier of the enemy shall receive gifts and honor.
1.218.9
नागे दशसहस्राणि पञ्च चाश्वपदातिषु ।
रथे वै द्विगुणं नागाद्वसु दास्यन्ति पार्थिवाः ॥ १.२१८.९ ॥
For an elephant, the kings will give ten thousand; for a horse or a foot soldier, five thousand; for a chariot, double the elephant's wealth.
1.218.10
यश्च कामसुखे सक्तो बालश्च स्थविरश्च यः ।
अयुद्धमनसो ये च ते तु तिष्ठन्तु भीरवः ॥ १.२१८.१० ॥
Let those who are attached to the pleasures of desire, the children and the old, and those whose minds are not set on battle, the cowards, remain here.
1.218.11
प्रदरश्च न दातव्यो न गन्तव्यमचोदितैः ।
यशो रक्षत भद्रं वो जेष्यामो वै रिपून्वयम् ॥ १.२१८.११ ॥
No plunder shall be given, and none shall go forth without command. Guard your honor, may good fortune be yours; we shall surely conquer the enemies.
1.218.12
अनुलोमाश्च नो वाताः सततं मृगपक्षिणः ।
अग्नयश्च विराजन्ते शस्त्राणि कवचानि च ॥ १.२१८.१२ ॥
For us the winds are always favorable, and the beasts and birds too are favorable; the fires blaze brightly, and the weapons and armor gleam.
1.218.13
ततः कर्णवचः श्रुत्वा धार्तराष्ट्रप्रियैषिणः ।
निर्ययुः पृथिवीपालाश्चालयन्तः परान्रणे ॥ १.२१८.१३ ॥
Then, hearing Karṇa's words, the protectors of the earth, desirous of Dhṛtarāṣṭra's son's pleasure, set out in battle, making the enemies tremble.
1.218.14
न हि तेषां मनःसक्तिरिन्द्रियार्थेषु सर्वशः ।
यथा परिरपुघ्नानां प्रसभं युद्ध एव च ॥ १.२१८.१४ ॥
Indeed, their minds were not wholly attached to the objects of the senses; like those who slay their enemies, they were absorbed forcibly in battle.
1.218.15
वैकर्तनपुरोव्रातः सैन्धवोर्मिमहास्वनः ।
दुःशासनमहामत्स्यो दुर्योधनमहाग्रहः ॥ १.२१८.१५ ॥
The host led in front by Karṇa, with the great roar of Saindhava's waves, Duḥśāsana its great fish, Duryodhana its great crocodile.
1.218.16
स राजसागरो भीमो भीमघोषप्रदर्शनः ।
अभिदुद्राव वेगेन पुरं तदपसव्यतः ॥ १.२१८.१६ ॥
That ocean of kings, terrible, displaying a dreadful roar, rushed with speed upon that city, keeping it to the right.
1.218.17
तदनीकमनाधृष्यं शस्त्राग्निव्यालदीपितम् ।
समुत्कम्पितमाज्ञाय चुक्रुशुर्द्रुपदात्मजाः ॥ १.२१८.१७ ॥
Perceiving that unassailable army, blazing with weapons, fire and serpents, trembling greatly, the sons of Drupada cried out.
1.218.18
ते मेघसमनिर्घोषैर्बलिनः स्यन्दनोत्तमैः ।
निर्ययुर्नगरद्वारात्त्रासयन्तः परान्र ॥ १.२१८.१८ ॥
Those mighty ones, on excellent chariots with roars like clouds, went out from the city gate, terrifying the enemies.
1.218.19
धृष्टद्युम्नः शिखण्डी च सुमित्रः प्रियदर्शनः ।
चित्रकेतुः सुकेतुश्च ध्वजकेतुश्च वीर्यवान् ॥ १.२१८.१९ ॥
Dhṛṣṭadyumna, Śikhaṇḍin, Sumitra, the pleasant-looking Priyadarśana, Citraketu, Suketu, and the mighty Dhvajaketu.
1.218.20
पुत्रा द्रुपदराजस्य बलवन्तो जयैषिणः ।
द्रुपदस्य महावीर्यः पाण्डरोष्णीषकेतनः ॥ १.२१८.२० ॥
The mighty sons of King Drupada, eager for victory; and Drupada of great valor, whose banner bore a white turban.
1.218.21
पाण्डरव्यजनच्छत्रः पाण्डरध्वजवाहनः ।
स पुत्रगणमध्यस्थः शुशुभे राजसत्तमः ॥ १.२१८.२१ ॥
That best of kings, with white fan and parasol, borne on a chariot with a white banner, shone in the midst of his host of sons.
1.218.22
चन्द्रमा ज्योतिषां मध्ये पौर्णमास्यामिवोदितः ।
अथोद्धूतपताकाग्रमजिह्मगतिमव्ययम् ॥ १.२१८.२२ ॥
As the moon rises among the stars on the full-moon night, so that army advanced, its banner-tips streaming, moving straight and unwavering.
1.218.23
द्रुपदानीकमायान्तं कुरुसैन्यमभिद्रवत् ।
तयोरुभयतो जज्ञे तेषां तु तुमुलः स्वनः ॥ १.२१८.२३ ॥
Seeing Drupada's army approaching, the Kuru host charged against it, and from both sides there arose a tumultuous roar.
1.218.24
बलयोः संप्रसरतोः सरितां स्रोतसोरिव ।
प्रकीर्णरथनागाश्वैस्तान्यनीकानि सर्वशः ॥ १.२१८.२४ ॥
As the two armies advanced like the currents of two rivers, those hosts were strewn on all sides with chariots, elephants and horses.
1.218.25
ज्योतींषईव प्रकीर्णानि सर्वतः प्रचकाशिरे ।
उत्कृष्टभेरीनिनदे संप्रवृत्ते महारवे ॥ १.२१८.२५ ॥
When the loud sound of the excellent drums began and a great uproar arose, they shone out on all sides like scattered lights.
1.218.26
अमर्षिता महात्मानः पाण्डवा निर्ययुस्ततः ।
रथांश्च मेघनिर्घोषान्युक्तान्परमवाजिभिः ॥ १.२१८.२६ ॥
Then the great-souled Pāṇḍavas, incensed, set out in chariots yoked to excellent horses, rumbling like thunder clouds.
1.218.27
धून्वन्तो ध्वजिनः शुभ्रानास्थाय भरतर्षभाः ।
ततः पाण्डुसुतान्दृष्ट्वा रथस्थानात्तकार्मुकान् ॥ १.२१८.२७ ॥
Shaking their white banners and mounting their chariots, the bulls of the Bharatas, seeing the sons of Pāṇḍu standing in their chariots with bows drawn,
1.218.28
नृपाणामभवत्कम्पो वेपथुर्हृदयेषु च ।
निर्यातेष्वथ पार्थेषु द्रोपदं तद्बलं रणे ॥ १.२१८.२८ ॥
When the sons of Pṛthā had come forth, a trembling and shaking arose in the hearts of the kings; and that host of Droṇa in the battle was likewise shaken.
1.218.29
आविशत्परमो हर्षः प्रमोदश्च जयं प्रति ।
सुमुहूर्तं व्यतिकरः सैन्यानामभवद्भृशम् ॥ १.२१८.२९ ॥
Supreme joy and exultation entered for the sake of victory; and for a short while there was great confusion and mingling among the armies.
1.218.30
ततो द्वन्द्वमयुध्यन्त मृत्युं कृत्वा पुरस्कृतम् ।
जघ्नतुः समरे तस्मिन्सुमित्रप्रियदर्शनौ ॥ १.२१८.३० ॥
Then they fought in single combat, with death placed before them; and in that battle Sumitra and Priyadarśana struck at one another.
1.218.31
जयद्रथश्च कर्णश्च पश्यतः सव्यसाचिनः ।
अर्जुनः प्रेक्ष्य निहतौ सौमित्रप्रियदर्शनौ ॥ १.२१८.३१ ॥
As the ambidextrous Arjuna watched, Jayadratha and Karṇa were slain; seeing the two handsome sons of Sumitrā slain...
1.218.32
जयद्रथसुतं तत्र जघान पितुरन्तिके ।
वृषसेनादवरजं सुदामानं धनंजयः ॥ १.२१८.३२ ॥
There Dhanaṃjaya slew the son of Jayadratha in the presence of his father, and Sudāman, the younger brother of Vṛṣasena.
1.218.33
कर्णपुत्रं महेष्वासं रथनीडादपातयत् ।
तौ सुतौ निहतौ दृष्ट्वा राजसिंहौ तरस्विनौ ॥ १.२१८.३३ ॥
He hurled the son of Karṇa, the great archer, down from his chariot-seat. Seeing those two sons slain, the two lion-like, swift princes...
1.218.34
नामृष्येतां महाबाहू प्रहारमिव सद्गजौ ।
तौ जग्मतुरसंभ्रान्तौ फल्गुनस्य रथंप्रति ॥ १.२१८.३४ ॥
The two mighty-armed princes could not endure that blow, as two noble elephants cannot endure a stroke. Undismayed, they went toward Phalguna's chariot.
1.218.35
प्रतिमुक्ततलत्राणौ शपमानौ परस्परम् ।
सन्निपातस्तयोरासीदतिघोरो महामृधे ॥ १.२१८.३५ ॥
With arm-guards and gloves fastened on, cursing one another, the two met in a most dreadful clash in that great battle.
1.218.36
वृत्रशम्बरयोः सङ्क्ये वज्रिणेव महारणे ।
त्रीनश्वाञ्जघ्नतुस्तस्य फल्गुनस्य नर्षभौ ॥ १.२१८.३६ ॥
As Indra the thunderbolt-bearer did in the battle of Vṛtra and Śambara, those two bulls among men struck down three of Phalguna's horses in that great war.
1.218.37
ततः किलिकिलाशब्दः कुरूणामभवत्तदा ।
तान्हयान्निहतान्दृष्ट्वा भीमसेनः प्रतापवान् ॥ १.२१८.३७ ॥
Then a shout of joy rose among the Kurus, as the mighty Bhīmasena saw those horses slain.
1.218.38
निमेषान्तरमात्रेण रथमश्वैरयोजयत् ।
उपयातं रथं दृष्ट्वा दुर्योधनपुरःसरौ ॥ १.२१८.३८ ॥
In the space of a moment he yoked horses to another chariot; seeing the chariot approach, Duryodhana and others led the advance.
1.218.39
सौबलः सौमदत्तिश्च समेयातां परन्तपौ ।
तैः पञ्चभिरदीनात्मा भीमसेनो महाबलः ॥ १.२१८.३९ ॥
Saubala and Saumadatti, both tormentors of foes, came together against him; and with those five, the unbowed mighty Bhīmasena fought.
1.218.40
अयुध्यत तदा वीरैरिन्द्रियार्थैरिवेश्वरः ।
तैर्निरुद्धो न संत्रासं जगाम समितिंजयः ॥ १.२१८.४० ॥
Then he fought with those heroes as a lord contends with the objects of the senses; though surrounded by them, the conqueror in battle felt no fear.
1.218.41
पञ्चभिर्द्विरदैर्मत्तैर्निरुद्ध इव केसरी ।
तस्यैते युगपत्पञ्च पञ्चभिर्निशितैः शरैः ॥ १.२१८.४१ ॥
He was like a lion surrounded by five maddened elephants; those five struck him at once with five sharp arrows.
1.218.42
सारथिं वाजिनश्चैव निन्युर्वैवस्वतक्षयम् ।
हताश्वात्स्यन्दनश्रेष्ठादवरुह्य महारथः ॥ १.२१८.४२ ॥
They sent the charioteer and the horses to the realm of Vaivasvata; then the great charioteer, his horses slain, descended from the finest chariot.
1.218.43
चचार विविधान्मार्गानसिमुद्यम्य पाण्डवः ।
अश्वस्कन्धेषु चक्रेषु युगेष्वीषासु चैव हि ॥ १.२१८.४३ ॥
The Pāṇḍava moved along many paths, raising his sword, on the shoulders of the horses, on the wheels, on the yokes and on the poles.
1.218.44
व्यचरत्पातयञ्शत्रून्सुपर्ण इव भोगिनः ।
विधनुष्कं विकवचं विरथं च समीक्ष्य तम् ॥ १.२१८.४४ ॥
He moved about felling his enemies as Garuḍa falls upon serpents; and seeing them bowless, unarmoured and chariotless —
1.218.45
अभिपेतुर्नव्याघ्रा अर्जुनप्रमुखा रथाः ।
धृष्टद्युम्नः शिखण्डी च यमौ च युधि दुर्जयौ ॥ १.२१८.४५ ॥
The fresh tiger-like chariot-warriors led by Arjuna rushed upon him — Dhṛṣṭadyumna, Śikhaṇḍin, and the twins, unconquerable in battle.
1.218.46
तस्मिन्महारथे युद्धे प्रवृत्ते शरवृष्टिभिः ।
रथध्वजपताकाश्च सवर्मन्तरधीयत ॥ १.२१८.४६ ॥
When that great chariot-battle had begun, under the showers of arrows the chariot banners, pennants, and armoured warriors themselves disappeared from view.
1.218.47
तत्प्रवृत्तं चिरं कालं युद्धं सममिवाभवत् ।
रथेन तान्महाबाहुरर्जुनो व्यधमत्पुनः ॥ १.२१८.४७ ॥
That battle went on for a long time and seemed to be evenly matched; then the mighty-armed Arjuna, with his chariot, drove them off again.
1.218.48
तमापतन्तं दृष्ट्वेव महाबाहुर्धनुर्धरः ।
कर्णोऽस्त्रविदुषां श्रेष्ठो वारयामास सायकैः ॥ १.२१८.४८ ॥
Seeing him rushing toward him, the mighty-armed bow-bearer Karṇa, best of those skilled in weapons, checked him with arrows.
1.218.49
स तेनाभिहतः पार्थो वासविर्वज्रसन्निभान् ।
त्रीञ्शरान्संदधे क्रुद्धो वधात्क्रुद्धस्य पाण्डवः ॥ १.२१८.४९ ॥
Struck by him, Arjuna, son of Vāsavī, enraged, fitted three arrows like thunderbolts, to slay the enraged one, that Pāṇḍava.
1.218.50
तैः शरैराहतं कर्णं ध्वजयष्टिमुपाश्रितम् ।
अपोवाह रथाच्चाशु सूतः परपुरंजयम् ॥ १.२१८.५० ॥
Struck by those arrows, Karṇa, clinging to the flagstaff, was swiftly carried off from the chariot by his charioteer, the conqueror of enemy cities.
1.218.51
ततः पराजिते कर्णे धार्तराष्ट्रान्महाभयम् ।
विवेश समुदग्रांश्च पाण्डवान्प्रसमीक्ष्य तु ॥ १.२१८.५१ ॥
Then, Karṇa having been defeated, great fear entered the sons of Dhṛtarāṣṭra, seeing the Pāṇḍavas exultant.
1.218.52
तत्प्रकम्पितमत्यर्थं तद्दृष्ट्वा सौबलो बलम् ।
गिरा मधुरया चापि समाश्वासयतासकृत् ॥ १.२१८.५२ ॥
Seeing that army trembling exceedingly, the son of Subala (Śakuni) repeatedly reassured it with sweet words.
1.218.53
धार्तराष्ट्रैस्ततः सर्वैर्दुर्योधनपुरःसरैः ।
धृतं तत्पुनरेवासीद्बलं पार्थप्रपीडितम् ॥ १.२१८.५३ ॥
Then all the sons of Dhṛtarāṣṭra, led by Duryodhana, held that army together again, which had been afflicted by Pārtha.
1.218.54
ततो दुर्योधनं दृष्ट्वा भीमो भीमपराक्रमः ।
अक्रुध्यत्स महाबाहुरगारं जातुषं स्मरन् ॥ १.२१८.५४ ॥
Then Bhīma of terrible valour, seeing Duryodhana, grew wrathful — that mighty-armed one, remembering the house of lac.
1.218.55
ततः संग्रामशिरसि ददर्श विपुलद्रुमम् ।
आयामभूतं तिष्ठन्तं स्कन्धपञ्चाशदुन्नतम् ॥ १.२१८.५५ ॥
Then at the head of the battle he saw a vast tree, standing stretched out, fifty branches high.
1.218.56
महास्कन्धं महोत्सेधं शक्रध्वजमिवोच्छ्रितम् ।
तमुत्पाठ्य च पाणिभ्यामुद्यम्य चरणावपि ॥ १.२१८.५६ ॥
That great-trunked, very tall tree, raised like Indra's banner, he uprooted with both hands and lifted high, feet and all.
1.218.57
अभिपेदे परान्सङ्ख्ये वज्रपाणिरिवासुरान् ।
भीमसेनभयार्तानि फल्गुनाभिहतानि च ॥ १.२१८.५७ ॥
In battle he rushed upon the enemies, as Indra with the thunderbolt upon the asuras, upon the armies tormented by Bhīmasena's terror and struck by Phalguna.
1.218.58
न शेकुस्तान्यनीकानि धार्तराष्ट्राण्युदीक्षितुम् ।
तानि संभ्रान्तयोधानि श्रान्तवाजिगजानि च ॥ १.२१८.५८ ॥
The armies of the sons of Dhṛtarāṣṭra could not even look up; they had confused warriors and weary horses and elephants.
1.218.59
दिशः प्राकालयद्भीमो दिवीवाभ्राणि मारुतः ।
तान्निवृत्तान्निरानन्दान्नरवारणवाजिनः ॥ १.२१८.५९ ॥
As the wind scatters clouds across the sky, Bhīma drove them off in all directions — the men, elephants and horses, turned back and joyless.
1.218.60
नानुसस्रुर्न चाजघ्नुर्नोचुः किंचिच्च दारुणम् ।
स्वमेव शिबिरं जग्मुः क्षत्रियाः शरविक्षताः ॥ १.२१८.६० ॥
They neither pursued nor struck, nor spoke any harsh word; the kṣatriyas, wounded by arrows, went back to their own camp.
1.218.61
परेऽप्यभिययुर्हृष्टाः पुरं पौरसुखावहाः ।
मुहूर्तमभवद्युद्धं तेषां वै पाण्डवैः सह ॥ १.२१८.६१ ॥
The others, delighted, advanced toward the city, which brought joy to its citizens; for a moment there was battle between them and the Pāṇḍavas.
1.218.62
यावत्तद्युद्धमभवन्महद्देवासुरोपमम् ।
तावदेवाभवच्छान्तं निवृत्ता वै महारथाः ॥ १.२१८.६२ ॥
As long as that battle was great, like the battle of gods and demons, just so long was there peace; and the great chariot-warriors withdrew.
1.218.63
सुव्रतं चक्रिरे सर्वे सुवृतामब्रुवन्वधूम् ।
कृतार्थं द्रुपदं चोचुर्धृष्टद्युम्नं च पार्षतम् ॥ १.२१८.६३ ॥
They all performed their good vow; they spoke to the well-conducted bride, and told Drupada and Dhṛṣṭadyumna, son of Pṛṣata, that their purpose was accomplished.
1.218.64
शकुनिः सिन्धुराजश्च कर्णदुर्योधनावपि ।
तेषां तदाभवद्दुःखं हृदि वाचा तु नाब्रुवन् ॥ १.२१८.६४ ॥
Śakuni, the king of Sindhu, Karṇa and Duryodhana too — grief arose in their hearts then, but they did not say a word aloud.
1.218.65
ततः प्रयाता राजानः सर्व एव यथागतम् ।
धार्तराष्ट्रा हि ते सर्वे गता नागपुरं तदा ॥ १.२१८.६५ ॥
Then all the kings departed just as they had come; and all the sons of Dhṛtarāṣṭra then went to Nāgapura.
1.218.66
प्रागेव पूर्निरोधात्तु पाण्डवैरश्वसादिनः ।
प्रेषिता गच्छतारिष्टानस्मानाख्यात शौरये ॥ १.२१८.६६ ॥
Before the blockade of the city, the Pāṇḍavas had sent horsemen, saying: 'Go, announce us to Śauri, to the auspicious ones.'
1.218.67
तेऽचिरेणैव कालेन संप्राप्ता यादवीं पुरीम् ।
ऊचुः संकर्षणोपेन्द्रौ वचनं वचनक्षमौ ॥ १.२१८.६७ ॥
Soon they arrived at the city of the Yadavas, and spoke to Saṃkarṣaṇa and Upendra, skilled in speech.
1.218.68
कुशलं पाण्डवाः सर्वानाहुः स्मान्धकवृष्णयः ।
आत्मनश्चाहतानाहुर्विमुक्ताञ्जातुषाद्गृहात् ॥ १.२१८.६८ ॥
The Pāṇḍavas sent word that they were well, telling all the Andhakas and Vṛṣṇis that they themselves had been hurt but freed from the lac house.
1.218.69
समाजे द्रौपदीं लब्धामाहू राजीवलोचनाम् ।
आत्मनः सदृशीं सर्वैः शीलवृत्तसमाधिभिः ॥ १.२१८.६९ ॥
In the assembly, they said, Draupadī of lotus eyes had been won, a bride fit for them in character, conduct and self-restraint.
1.218.70
तच्छ्रुत्वा वचनं कृष्णस्तानुवाचोत्तरं वचः ।
सर्वमेतदहं जाने वधात्तस्य तु रक्षसः ॥ १.२१८.७० ॥
Hearing these words, Kṛṣṇa answered them: "I know all this, from the slaying of that rākṣasa."
1.218.71
तत उद्योजयामास माधवश्चतुरङ्गिणीम् ।
सेनामुपानयत्तूर्णं पाञ्चालनगरीं प्रति ॥ १.२१८.७१ ॥
Then Mādhava had his fourfold army readied and quickly led it toward the city of the Pāñcālas.
1.218.72
ततः संकर्षणश्चैव केशवश्च महाबलः ।
यादवैः सह सर्वैश्च पाण्डवानभिजग्मतुः ॥ १.२१८.७२ ॥
Then Saṃkarṣaṇa and mighty Keśava, together with all the Yadavas, went to meet the Pāṇḍavas.
1.218.73
पितृष्वसारं संपूज्य नत्वा चैव तु यादवीम् ।
द्रौपदीं भूषणैः शुभ्रैर्भूषयित्वा यथाविधि ॥ १.२१८.७३ ॥
Having honoured his aunt and bowed to the Yādava woman, and having adorned Draupadī with bright ornaments according to rule.
1.218.74
पाण्डवान्हर्षयित्वा तु पूजयामासतुश्च तान् ।
न्यायतः पूजितौ राज्ञा द्रुपदेन महात्मना ॥ १.२१८.७४ ॥
Having gladdened the Pāṇḍavas, the two also honoured them; and they were duly honoured by the high-souled king Drupada.
1.218.75
यादवाः पूजिताः सर्वे पाण्डवैश्च महात्मभिः ।
रेमिरे पाण्डवैः सार्धं ते पाञ्चालपुरे तदा ॥ १.२१८.७५ ॥
All the Yādavas, honoured by the Pāṇḍavas and the high-souled ones, then took their pleasure with the Pāṇḍavas in the city of the Pañcālas.