Mahābhārata · Adhyāya 2.92
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2.92.1
तथा तु दृष्ट्वा बहु तत्र देवीं ।
रोरूयमाणां कुररीमिवार्ताम्।
नोचुर्वचः साध्वथवाऽप्यसाधु ।
महीक्षितो धार्तराष्ट्रस्य भीताः ॥ २.९२.१ ॥
Seeing the queen there weeping greatly, distressed like a female osprey, the kings afraid of the sons of Dhṛtarāṣṭra spoke no word, neither right nor wrong.
2.92.2
दृष्ट्वा तथा पार्थिवपुत्रपौत्रां-
स्तूष्णींभूतान्धृतराष्ट्रस्य पुत्रः।
स्मयन्निवेदं वचनं बभाषे ।
पाञ्चालराजस्य सुतां तदानीम् ॥ २.९२.२ ॥
Seeing the kings and their sons and grandsons thus silent, the son of Dhṛtarāṣṭra, smiling as it were, then spoke these words to Draupadī, the daughter of the king of the Pañcālas.
2.92.3
तिष्ठत्वयं प्रश्न उदारसत्वे ।
भीमेऽर्जुने सहदेवे तथैव।
पत्यौ च ते नकुले याज्ञसेनि ।
वदन्त्वेते वचनं त्वत्प्रसूतम् ॥ २.९२.३ ॥
Let this question remain. Bhīma, Arjuna, Sahadeva, and likewise your husband Nakula, O noble-hearted one, O daughter of Yajñasena, let them speak the words that come from you.
2.92.4
अनीश्वरं विब्रुवन्त्वार्यमध्ये ।
युधिष्ठिरं तव पाञ्चालि हेतोः।
कुर्वन्तु सर्वे चानृतं धर्मराजं ।
पाञ्चालि त्वं मोक्ष्यसे दासभावात् ॥ २.९२.४ ॥
Let them declare among the noble ones that Yudhiṣṭhira was not master because of you, and let all of them make the king of dharma a liar. O Pāñcālī, then you shall be freed from the state of slavery.
2.92.5
धर्मे स्थितो धर्मसुतो महात्मा ।
स्वयं चेदं कथयत्विन्द्रकल्पः।
ईशो वा ते ह्यनीशोऽथवैष ।
वाक्यादस्य क्षिप्रमेकं भजस्व ॥ २.९२.५ ॥
Let Dharma's son, the great-souled one standing firm in dharma, equal to Indra, speak this himself: is he your lord or not? By this word, quickly take hold of one of the two.
2.92.6
सर्वे हीमे कौरवेयाः सभायां ।
दुःखान्तरे वर्तमानास्तवैव।
न विब्रुवन्त्यार्यसत्वा यथाव-
त्पतींश्च ते समवेक्ष्याल्पभाग्यान् ॥ २.९२.६ ॥
In this assembly, all these Kauravas, standing in the midst of your very distress, noble-natured though they are, do not speak rightly; even looking upon your unfortunate husbands.
2.92.7
ततः सभ्याः कुरुराजस्य तस्य ।
वाक्यं सर्वे प्रशशंसुस्तथोच्चैः।
चेलावेधांश्चापि चक्रुर्नदन्तो ।
हाहेत्यासीदपि चैवार्तनादः ॥ २.९२.७ ॥
Then all the members of the assembly loudly praised the speech of the Kuru king; roaring, they waved their garments, and a cry of anguish went up, 'Alas, alas!'
2.92.8
श्रुत्वा तुं तद्वाक्यमनोहरं त-
द्धर्षश्चासीत्कौरवाणां सभायाम्।
सर्वे चासन्पार्थिवाः प्रीतिमन्तः ।
कुरुश्रेष्ठं धार्मिकं पूजयन्तः ॥ २.९२.८ ॥
Having heard that delightful speech, the Kauravas in the assembly felt exultation, and all the kings, pleased, honored the righteous best of the Kurus.
2.92.9
युधिष्ठिरं च ते सर्वे समुदैक्षन्त पार्थिवाः ।
किं नु वक्ष्यति धर्मज्ञ इति साचीकृताननाः ॥ २.९२.९ ॥
And all the kings looked at Yudhiṣṭhira, thinking, "What will the knower of dharma say?" with their faces turned sideways.
2.92.10
किं नु वक्ष्यति बीभत्सुरजितो युधि पाण्डवः ।
भीमसेनो यमौ चोभौ भृशं कौतूहलान्विताः ॥ २.९२.१० ॥
What will the unconquered Bībhatsu (Arjuna), the Pāṇḍava unvanquished in battle, Bhīmasena, and the two twins say? They were filled with great curiosity.
2.92.11
तस्मिन्नुपरते शब्दे भीमसेनोऽब्रवीदिदम् ।
प्रगृह्य रुचिरं दिव्यं भुजं चन्दनचर्चितम् ॥ २.९२.११ ॥
When that sound had ceased, Bhīmasena, raising his lovely divine arm smeared with sandalwood, spoke these words.
2.92.12
यद्येष गुरुरस्माकं धर्मराजो महामनाः ।
न प्रभुः स्यात्कुलस्यास्य न वयं मर्षयेमहि ॥ २.९२.१२ ॥
If this one, our teacher, the great-minded King Dharma, were not the master of this family, we would not endure it.
2.92.13
ईशो नः पुण्यतपसां प्राणानामपि चेश्वरः ।
मन्यते जितमात्मानं यद्येष विजिता वयम् ॥ २.९२.१३ ॥
He is our lord, master even of the lives of those of pious austerity. If he considers himself conquered, then we are defeated.
2.92.14
न हि मुच्येत मे जीवन्पदा भूमिमुपस्पृशन् ।
मर्त्यधर्मा परामृश्य पाञ्चाल्या मूर्धजानिमान् ॥ २.९२.१४ ॥
Whoever touched these hairs of the Pāñcālī, I will not let him go alive while he still treads the earth with his feet.
2.92.15
पश्यध्वं ह्यायतौ वृत्तौ भुजौ मे परिघाविव ।
नैतयोरन्तरं प्राप्य मुच्येतापि शतक्रतुः ॥ २.९२.१५ ॥
Behold my long, round arms, like iron clubs. Once caught between these two, not even Śatakratu (Indra) would escape.
2.92.16
धर्मपाशसितस्त्वेवमधिगच्छामि सङ्कटम् ।
गौरवेण निरुद्धश्च निग्रहादर्जुनस्य च ॥ २.९२.१६ ॥
Bound by the noose of dharma, I thus fall into distress, held back by reverence and by the restraint of Arjuna.
2.92.17
धर्मराजनिसृष्टस्तु सिंहः क्षुद्रमृगानिव ।
धार्तराष्टारानिमान्पापान्निष्पषेयं तलासिभिः ॥ २.९२.१७ ॥
Released by the king of dharma, I shall crush these wicked sons of Dhṛtarāṣṭra with my palms and swords, as a lion crushes small beasts.
2.92.18
तमुवाच तदा भीष्मो द्रोणो विदुर एव च ।
क्षम्यतामिदमित्येवं सर्वं सम्भाव्यते त्वयि ॥ २.९२.१८ ॥
Then Bhīṣma, Droṇa and Vidura said to him: "Let this be forgiven"; thus everything is to be considered possible in you.
2.92.19
त्रयः किलेमे ह्यधना भवन्ति ।
दासः पुत्रश्चास्वतन्त्रा च नारी।
दासस्य पत्नी त्वधनस्य भद्रे ।
हीनश्वरा दासधनं च सर्वम् ॥ २.९२.१९ ॥
These three are indeed without wealth: a slave, a son, and a woman not independent. The wife of a slave, O good lady, is as one without wealth; the slave's property and all of it are powerless.
2.92.20
प्रविश्य राज्ञः परिवारं भजस्व ।
तत्ते कार्यं शिष्टमादिश्यतेऽत्र।
ईशास्तु सर्वे तव राजपुत्रि ।
भवन्ति वै धार्तराष्ट्रा न पार्थाः ॥ २.९२.२० ॥
Enter the king's household and serve them; your remaining duty is commanded here. O princess, all your masters are the sons of Dhṛtarāṣṭra, not the sons of Pṛthā.
2.92.21
अन्यं वृणीष्व पतिमाशु भामिनि ।
यस्माद्दास्यं न लभसि देवनेन।
अवाच्या वै पतिषु कामवृत्ति-
र्नित्यं दास्ये विदितं तत्तवास्तु ॥ २.९२.२१ ॥
O radiant woman, quickly choose another husband, for through the dice game you have obtained servitude. A woman who acts by her own desire toward her husbands is not to be spoken of; she always remains a slave. This is known to you.
2.92.22
पराजितो नकुलो भीमसेनो ।
युधिष्ठरः सहदेवार्जुनौ च।
दासीभूता त्वं हि वै याज्ञसेनि ।
पराजितास्ते पतयो नैव सन्ति ॥ २.९२.२२ ॥
Nakula, Bhīmasena, Yudhiṣṭhira, Sahadeva and Arjuna have been defeated. O daughter of Yajñasena, you have become a maidservant; your husbands are defeated, they indeed are no longer.
2.92.23
प्रयोजनं जन्मनि किं न मन्यते ।
पराक्रमं पौरुषं चैव पार्थटः।
पाञ्चाल्यस्य द्रुपदस्यात्मजामिमां ।
सभामध्ये यो व्यदेवीद्ग्लहेषु ॥ २.९२.२३ ॥
Is not the purpose of birth considered? Has not Arjuna, the son of Pṛthā, shown valor and manliness? This daughter of Drupada, king of the Pāñcālas, who in the midst of the assembly staked herself in the dice game…
2.92.24
तद्वै श्रुत्वा भीमसेनोऽत्यमर्षी ।
भृशं निशश्वास तदाऽर्तरूपः।
राजानुगो धर्मपाशानुबद्धो ।
दहन्निवैनं क्रोधसंरक्तदृष्टिः ॥ २.९२.२४ ॥
Hearing that, Bhīmasena was greatly indignant. In pained form he sighed deeply; bound to the king, bound by the noose of dharma, with eyes reddened by anger, he looked as if about to burn him.
2.92.25
नाहं कुप्ये सूतपुत्रस्य राज-
न्नेष सत्यं दासधर्मः प्रदिष्टः।
किं विद्विषो वै मामेवं व्याहरेयु-
र्नादेवीस्त्वं यद्यनया नरेन्द्र ॥ २.९२.२५ ॥
O king, I am not angry at the son of the charioteer; this indeed is the prescribed duty of a slave. Why would enemies speak thus to me? O lord of men, if you had not made her act so, would enemies say such things of me?
2.92.26
भीमसेनवचः श्रुत्वा राजा दुर्योधनस्तदा ।
युधिष्ठिरमुवाचेदं तूष्णीम्भूतमचेतनम् ॥ २.९२.२६ ॥
Having heard Bhīmasena's words, King Duryodhana then spoke this to Yudhiṣṭhira, who had become silent and unresponsive.
2.92.27
भीमार्जुनौ यमौ चैव स्थितौ ते नृप शासने ।
प्रश्नं ब्रूहि च कृष्णां त्वमजितां यदि मन्यसे ॥ २.९२.२७ ॥
O king, Bhīma and Arjuna and the twins stand at your command. If you think Kṛṣṇā is unconquered, then put your question.
2.92.28
एवमुक्त्वा तु कौन्येयमपोह्य वसनं स्वकम् ।
स्मयन्निवेक्ष्य पाञ्चालीमैश्वर्यमदमोहितः ॥ २.९२.२८ ॥
Having said this, he removed his own garment before the son of Kuntī, and, deluded by the intoxication of power, looked at Pāñcālī with a smile.
2.92.29
कदलीदण्डसदृशं सर्वलक्षणसंयुतम् ।
गजहस्तप्रतीकाशं वज्रप्रतिमगौरवम् ॥ २.९२.२९ ॥
Resembling a banana-tree trunk, endowed with all auspicious marks, like an elephant's trunk, of weight like a thunderbolt.
2.92.30
अभ्युत्स्मयित्वा राधेयं भीममाधर्षयन्निव ।
द्रौपद्याः प्रेक्षमाणायाः सव्यमूरुमदर्शयत् ॥ २.९२.३० ॥
Laughing towards the son of Rādhā, as if insulting Bhīma, while Draupadī looked on, he exposed his left thigh.
2.92.31
भीमसेनस्तमालोक्य नेत्रे उत्फाल्य लोहिते ।
प्रोवाच राजमध्ये तं सभां विश्रावयन्निव ॥ २.९२.३१ ॥
Bhīmasena, having looked at him and opened his reddened eyes wide, spoke to him in the midst of the kings, as if making the assembly hear.
2.92.32
पितृभिः सह सालोक्यं मा स्म गच्छेद्वृकोदरः ।
यद्येतमूरुं गदया न भिन्द्यां ते महाहवे ॥ २.९२.३२ ॥
If in the great battle I do not break this thigh of yours with my mace, may Vṛkodara not go to the same world as his fathers.
2.92.33
क्रुद्धस्य तस्य सर्वेभ्यः स्रोतोभ्यः पावकार्चिषः ।
वृक्षस्येव विनिश्वेरुः कोटरेभ्यः प्रदह्यतः ॥ २.९२.३३ ॥
From all the openings of his angered body, flames of fire burst forth, as from the hollows of a burning tree.
2.92.34
परं भयं पश्यत भीमसेना-
त्तद्बुध्यध्वं पार्थिवाः प्रातिपेयाः।
दैवेरितो नूनमयं पुरस्ता-
त्परोऽनयो भरतेषूदपादि ॥ २.९२.३४ ॥
Behold the great fear from Bhīmasena, O kings; understand this, O sons of Pratīpa. Driven surely by fate, this great calamity has already arisen before you among the Bharatas.
2.92.35
अतिद्यूतं कृतमिदं धार्तराष्ट्र ।
यस्मात्स्त्रियं विवदध्वं सभायाम्।
योगक्षेमौ नश्यतो वः समग्रौ ।
पापान्मन्त्रान्कुरवो मन्त्रयन्ति ॥ २.९२.३५ ॥
O son of Dhṛtarāṣṭra, this has been brought about by excessive gambling, for you quarrel about a woman in the assembly. Your acquisition and security are wholly perishing; the Kurus deliberate on sinful counsel.
2.92.36
इमं धर्मं कुरवो जानताशु ।
ध्वस्ते धर्मे परिषत्सम्प्रदुष्येत्।
इमां चेत्पूर्वं कितवोऽग्लहिष्य-
दीशोऽभविष्यदपराजितात्मा ॥ २.९२.३६ ॥
O Kurus, know quickly this dharma. When dharma is destroyed, the assembly too becomes corrupted. If this gambler had won it earlier, he would have become a lord of unconquered self.
2.92.37
स्वप्ने यथैतद्विजितं धनं स्या-
देवं मन्ये यस्य दीव्यत्यनीशः।
गान्धारराजस्य वचो निशम्य ।
धर्मादस्मात्कुरवो माऽपयात ॥ २.९२.३७ ॥
As if in a dream this wealth were won, so I think it is for one who gambles without control. Having heard the words of the king of Gandhāra, O Kurus, do not turn away from this dharma.
2.92.38
भीमस्य वाक्ये तद्वदेवार्जुनस्य ।
स्थितोऽहं वै यमयोश्चैवमेव।
युधिष्ठिरं ते प्रवदन्त्वनीश-
मथो दास्यान्मोक्षसे याज्ञसेनि ॥ २.९२.३८ ॥
I stand firm by the words of Bhīma and of Arjuna, and likewise by the words of the twins. Let them declare Yudhiṣṭhira to be without authority; then, O daughter of Yajñasena, you will be freed from slavery.
2.92.39
ईशो राजा पूर्वमासीद्ग्लहे नः ।
कुन्तीसुतो धर्मराजो महात्मा।
ईशस्त्वयं कस्य पराजितात्मा ।
तज्जानीध्वं कुरवः सर्व एव ॥ २.९२.३९ ॥
Formerly in the dice game our king and lord was the son of Kuntī, the great-souled Dharmarāja. But this self-defeated man, whose lord is he? Know this, all of you, O Kurus.
2.92.40
दुश्शासन निबोधेदं वचनं वै प्रभाषितम् ।
किमनेन चिरं वीर नयस्व द्रपदात्मजाम्।
दासीभावेन भुङ्क्ष्व त्वं यथेष्टं कुरुनन्दन ॥ २.९२.४० ॥
Duḥśāsana, hear these words that have been spoken. Why this delay for so long, O hero? Lead away Draupadī's daughter; enjoy her as a slave as you wish, O joy of the Kurus.
2.92.41
ततो गान्धारराजस्य पुत्रः शकुनिरब्रवीत् ।
साधु कर्ण महाबाहो यथेष्टं क्रियतामिति ॥ २.९२.४१ ॥
Then Śakuni, son of the king of Gandhāra, said: 'Well said, Karṇa, O mighty-armed one; let it be done as you wish.'
2.92.42
ततो दुश्शासनस्तूर्णं द्रुपदस्य सुतां बलात् ।
प्रवेशयितुमारब्धः स चकर्ष दुरात्मवान् ॥ २.९२.४२ ॥
Then Duḥśāsana swiftly began to drag Drupada's daughter inside by force; the evil-minded one pulled her.
2.92.43
ततो विक्रोशति तदा पाञ्चाली वरवर्णिनी ॥ २.९२.४३ ॥
Then the fair-complexioned Pāñcālī was crying out.
2.92.44
परित्रायस्व मां भीष्ण द्रोण द्रौणे तथा कृप ।
परित्रायस्व विदुर धर्मिष्ठो धर्मवत्सल ॥ २.९२.४४ ॥
O Bhīṣma, O Droṇa, O son of Droṇa, and likewise O Kṛpa, protect me. O Vidura, most righteous, lover of dharma, protect me.
2.92.45
धृतराष्ट्र महाराज परित्रायस्व वै स्नुषाम् ।
गान्धारि त्वं महाभागे सर्वज्ञे सर्वदर्शिनि।
पिरत्रायस्व मां भीरुं सुयोधनभयार्दिताम् ॥ २.९२.४५ ॥
O great king Dhṛtarāṣṭra, protect your daughter-in-law. O Gāndhārī, greatly fortunate, all-knowing and all-seeing, protect me, fearful and tormented by fear of Suyodhana.
2.92.46
त्वमार्ये वीरजननि किं मां पश्यसि यादवीम् ।
क्लिश्यमानामनार्येण न त्रायसिव वधूं स्वकाम् ॥ २.९२.४६ ॥
O noble lady, mother of heroes, why do you look at me, the Yādava woman? You do not protect me, tormented by the ignoble one, as you would protect your own daughter-in-law.
2.92.47
यदि लालप्यमानां मां न कश्चित्किञ्चिदब्रवीत् ।
हा हताऽस्मि सुमन्दात्मा सुयोधनवशं गता ॥ २.९२.४७ ॥
If no one speaks a word to me as I lament, alas, I am ruined, fallen under the power of Suyodhana, O foolish one.
2.92.48
न वै पाण्डुर्नरपतिर्न धर्मो न च देवराट् ।
न चायुर्नाश्विनौ वाऽपि परित्रायन्ति वै स्नुषाम् ॥ २.९२.४८ ॥
Neither Pāṇḍu, nor the lord of men, nor Dharma, nor the king of the gods, nor long life, nor even the Aśvin twins can protect this daughter-in-law.
2.92.49
धिक्कष्टं यदि जीवेयं मन्दभाग्या पतिव्रता ॥ २.९२.४९ ॥
Alas, what misery, if I, ill-fated and devoted to my husband, must go on living!
2.92.50
शृणोमि वाक्यं तव राजपुत्रि ।
नेमे पार्थाः किञ्चिदपि ब्रुवन्ति।
सा त्वं प्रियार्थं शृणु वाक्यमेत-
द्यदुच्यते पापमतिः कृतघ्नः ॥ २.९२.५० ॥
Princess, I hear your words; yet these sons of Pṛthā say nothing. For the sake of your beloved, listen to these words spoken of that evil-minded, ungrateful man.
2.92.51
सुयोधनः सानुचरः सुदुष्टः ।
सहैव राजा निकृतः सूनुना च
यद्येष वाचं महदुच्यमानां ।
न श्रोष्यते पापमतिः सुदुष्टः ॥ २.९२.५१ ॥
Suyodhana, with his followers, is extremely wicked; the king too has been wounded together with him through his son. If this evil-minded and most wicked man will not heed this great speech now being spoken...
2.92.52
इत्येवमुक्त्वा द्रुपदस्य पुत्रीं ।
क्षत्ताऽब्रवीद्धृतराष्ट्रस्य पुत्रम्। ॥ २.९२.५२ ॥
Having spoken thus to Drupada's daughter, the steward (Vidura) addressed Dhṛtarāṣṭra's son.
2.92.53
मा क्लिश्यतां वै द्रुपदस्य पुत्रीं ।
मा त्वं चरीं द्रक्ष्यसि राजपुत्र ॥ २.९२.५३ ॥
Do not distress Drupada's daughter; prince, do not look upon her wretched plight.
2.92.54
यद्येवं त्वं महाराज सङ्क्लेशयसि द्रौपदीम् ।
अचिरेणैव कालेन पुत्रस्ते सह मन्त्रिभिः।
गमिष्यति क्षयं पापः पाण्डवक्षयकारणात् ॥ २.९२.५४ ॥
Great king, if you thus torment Draupadī, your wicked son, together with his ministers, will soon go to ruin, becoming the cause of the Pāṇḍavas' destruction.
2.92.55
भीमार्जुनाभ्यां क्रुद्धाभ्यां माद्रीपुत्रद्वयेन च ।
तस्मान्निवारय सुतं मा विनाशं विचिन्तय ॥ २.९२.५५ ॥
From the enraged Bhīma and Arjuna and the two sons of Mādrī, ruin will come. Therefore restrain your son; do not contemplate destruction.
2.92.56
एतच्छुत्वा मन्दबुद्धिर्नोत्तरं किञ्चिदब्रवीत् ।
ततो दुर्योधनस्तत्र दैवमोहबलात्कृतः ॥ २.९२.५६ ॥
Hearing this, the dull-witted one (Duryodhana) said nothing in reply. Then Duryodhana, driven there by the power of divine delusion, [remained silent].
2.92.57
अचिन्त्य क्षत्तुर्वचनं हर्षेणायतलोचनः ।
ऊरू दर्शयते पापो द्रौपद्या वै मुहुर्मुहुः ॥ २.९२.५७ ॥
Disregarding the words of Vidura, the sinful one with wide eyes, in delight, repeatedly displayed his thighs to Draupadī.
2.92.58
ऊरौ सन्दर्श्यमाने तु निरीक्ष्य तु सुयोधनम् ।
वृकोदरस्तदालोक्य नेत्रे चोल्फाल्य लोहिते ॥ २.९२.५८ ॥
While the thighs were being displayed, Vṛkodara (Bhīma) looked at Suyodhana; having seen him, he rolled his red eyes.
2.92.59
एतत्समीक्ष्यात्मनि चावमानं ।
नियम्य मन्युं बलनान्स मानी।
राजानुजः संसदि कौरवाणां ।
विनिष्क्रमन्वाक्यमुवाच भीमः ॥ २.९२.५९ ॥
Perceiving this insult in himself, and restraining his anger, the mighty and proud younger brother of the king, Bhīma, going forth from the assembly of the Kurus, spoke these words.
2.92.60
अहं दुर्योधनं हन्ता कर्णं हन्ता धनञ्जयः ।
शकुनिं चाक्षकितवं सहदेवो हनिष्यति ॥ २.९२.६० ॥
I will slay Duryodhana; Dhanañjaya will slay Karṇa; and Sahadeva will slay Śakuni, the cheat at dice.
2.92.63
दुश्शासनस्य रुधिरं पास्यामि मृगराडिव ॥ २.९२.६३ ॥
I will drink the blood of Duḥśāsana, as a lion does.
2.92.64
भीमसेन न ते सन्ति येषां वैरं त्वया सह ।
नन्दा गृहेषु न बुद्ध्यन्ते महद्भयम् ॥ २.९२.६४ ॥
O Bhīmasena, those with whom you have enmity are not truly your foes; the great danger of Nandā (?) is not perceived in the houses.
2.92.65
नैव वाचा व्यवसितं भीम विज्ञायते सताम् ।
यदि स्थास्यन्ति सङ्ग्रामे क्षत्रधर्मेण वै सह ॥ २.९२.६५ ॥
O Bhīma, the resolve of good men is not known by words alone; it is known only if they stand firm in battle with the duty of a warrior.
2.92.66
दुर्योधनस्य कर्णस्य शकुनेश्च दुरात्मनः ।
दुश्शासनचतुर्थानां भूमिः पास्यति शोणितम् ॥ २.९२.६६ ॥
The earth will drink the blood of Duryodhana, Karṇa, the wicked Śakuni, and those whose fourth is Duḥśāsana.
2.92.67
असूयितारं वक्तारं प्रहृष्टानां दुरात्मनाम् ।
भीमसेन नियोगात्ते हन्ताऽहं कर्णमाहवे ॥ २.९२.६७ ॥
O Bhīmasena, at your command I will slay Karṇa in battle — the envious speaker, one of the wicked-minded who rejoice.
2.92.68
कर्णं कर्णानुगांश्चैव रणे हन्ताऽस्मि पत्रिभिः ।
ये चान्ये विप्रयोत्स्यन्ति बुद्धिमोहेन मां नृपाः।
तान्स्म सर्वञ्छितैर्बाणैर्नेताऽस्मि यमसादनम् ॥ २.९२.६८ ॥
In battle I shall slay Karṇa and his followers with arrows; and whatever other kings, deluded in their minds, fight against me, all of them I shall send with sharp arrows to the abode of Yama.
2.92.69
चलेद्वि हिमवान्स्थानान्निष्प्रभः स्याद्दिवाकरः ।
शैत्यं सोमात्प्रणश्येत मत्सत्यं विचलेद्यदि ॥ २.९२.६९ ॥
If my truth should waver, may the Himālaya move from its place, may the sun lose its brilliance, and may coolness perish from the moon.
2.92.70
उत्युक्तवति पार्थे तु श्रीमान्माद्रवतीसुतः ।
प्रगृह्य विपुलं बाहुं सहदेवः प्रतापवान् ॥ २.९२.७० ॥
When Pārtha had spoken thus, Sahadeva, the glorious son of Mādravī, mighty in valour, raised his great arm.
2.92.71
सौबलस्य वधप्रेप्सुरिदं वचनमब्रवीत् ।
क्रोधसंरक्तनयनो निश्वस्य च मुहुर्मुहुः ॥ २.९२.७१ ॥
Desiring the slaying of Saubala's son, Śakuni, he spoke these words, his eyes reddened with anger, sighing again and again.
2.92.72
यानक्षान्मन्यसे मूढ गान्धाराणां यशोहर ।
नैते ह्यक्षाः शिता वाणास्त्वयैते समरे धृताः ॥ २.९२.७२ ॥
You fool, robber of the Gandhāras' glory: those you think are dice are not dice. These are sharp arrows, which you have taken up in battle.
2.92.73
यथा चैवोक्तवान्भीमस्त्वामुद्दिश्य सबान्धवम् ।
कर्ताऽहं कर्मणा चास्य कुरुकार्याणि सर्वशः।
यदि स्थस्यासि सङ्ग्रामे क्षत्रधर्मेण सौबल ॥ २.९२.७३ ॥
Just as Bhīma has spoken, addressing you and your kinsmen, so I, by my deed, shall fully accomplish the duties of the Kurus. O son of Subala, if you stand in battle according to the warrior's duty…
2.92.74
सहदेववचः श्रुत्वा नकुलोऽपि विशाम्पते ।
दर्शनीयतमो नॄणामिदं वचनमब्रवीत् ॥ २.९२.७४ ॥
O lord of the people, having heard Sahadeva's words, Nakula, most worthy of regard among men, also spoke these words.
2.92.75
सुतेयं यज्ञसेनस्य द्यूतेऽस्मिन्धृतराष्ट्रजैः ।
यैर्वाचः श्राविता रूक्षा धूर्तैर्दुर्योधनप्रियैः ॥ २.९२.७५ ॥
This is the daughter of Yajñasena (Drupada), to whom, in this dice game, the sons of Dhṛtarāṣṭra, those knaves dear to Duryodhana, spoke harsh words.
2.92.76
धार्तराष्ट्रान्सुदुर्वृत्तान्मुमूर्षून्कालचोदितान् ।
दर्शयिष्यामि भूयिष्ठमहं वैवस्वतक्षयम् ॥ २.९२.७६ ॥
I will show the sons of Dhṛtarāṣṭra, those most evil-doing, desiring death and driven by time, abundantly the abode of Vaivasvata (Yama).
2.92.77
उलूकं च दुरात्मानं सौबलस्य प्रियं सुतम् ।
हन्ताऽहमस्मि समरे मम शत्रुं नराधमम् ॥ २.९२.७७ ॥
I am the slayer in battle of Uluka, the wicked-souled dear son of Subala's son Śakuni, my enemy, that lowest of men.
2.92.78
निदेशाद्धर्मराजस्य द्रौपद्याः पदवीं चरन् ।
नर्धार्तराष्टां पृथिवीं कर्तास्मि नचिरादिवा ॥ २.९२.७८ ॥
By the command of King Dharma and following Draupadī's path, I shall before long make the earth free of the sons of Dhṛtarāṣṭra.
2.92.79
यस्माच्चोरुं दर्शयसे यस्माच्चोरुं निरीक्षसे ।
तस्मात्तव ह्यधर्मिष्ठ ऊरौ मृत्युर्भविष्यति ॥ २.९२.७९ ॥
Because you show your thigh, and because you stare at my thigh, therefore, O most unrighteous one, your death will come upon your thigh.
2.92.80
यस्माच्चैवं क्लेशयति भ्राता ते मां दुरात्मवान् ।
तस्मादुधिरमेवास्य पास्यते वै वृकोदरः ॥ २.९२.८० ॥
Because your evil-minded brother torments me in this way, therefore Vṛkodara will drink his blood indeed.
2.92.81
इमं च पापिष्ठमतिं कर्णं समुतबान्धवम् ।
सामात्यं सपरीवारं हनिष्यति धनञ्जयः ॥ २.९२.८१ ॥
And this most sinful-minded Karṇa, together with his kinsmen, ministers and retinue, Dhanañjaya will slay.
2.92.82
क्षुद्रधर्मं नैकृतिकं शकुनिं पापचेतसम् ।
सहदेवो रणे क्रुद्धो हनिष्यति सबान्धवम् ॥ २.९२.८२ ॥
Śakuni, base in conduct, deceitful, sinful-minded, Sahadeva, enraged in battle, will slay together with his kinsmen.
2.92.83
एवमुक्ते तु वचने द्रौपद्या धर्मशीलया ।
ततोऽन्तरिक्षात्सुमहत्पुष्पवर्षमवापततम् ॥ २.९२.८३ ॥
When these words were spoken by Draupadī, who was virtuous in dharma, then from the sky there fell a very great shower of flowers.
2.92.84
तेषां तु वचनं श्रुत्वा नोचुस्तत्र सभासदः ।
अर्जुनस्य भयाद्राजन्नभून्निश्शब्दमत्र वै ॥ २.९२.८४ ॥
Having heard their words, the members of the assembly spoke nothing there. O king, from fear of Arjuna there came silence in that place.