Mahābhārata · Adhyāya 3.146
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3.146.1
ततः प्रयातमात्रेषु पाण्डवेषु महात्मसु ।
पद्भ्यामनुचिता गन्तुं द्रौपदी समुपाविशत् ॥ ३.१४६.१ ॥
Then, as soon as the great-souled Pāṇḍavas had set out, Draupadī, unaccustomed to going on foot, sat down.
3.146.2
श्रान्ता दुःखपरीता च वातवर्षेण तेन च ।
सौकुमार्याच्च पाञ्चाली संमुमोह तपस्विनी ॥ ३.१४६.२ ॥
Weary and overcome with sorrow, and because of that wind and rain and her own delicacy, the ascetic-like Pāñcālī fainted.
3.146.3
सा कम्पमाना मोहेन बाहुभ्यामसितेक्षणा ।
रवृत्ताभ्यामनुरूपाभ्यामूरू समवलम्बत ॥ ३.१४६.३ ॥
Trembling, dark-eyed, and dazed by her faintness, she clutched her round and well-formed thighs with both arms.
3.146.4
आलम्बमाना सहितावूरू गजकरोपमौ ।
रपपात सहसा भूमौ वेपन्ती कदली यथा ॥ ३.१४६.४ ॥
Clinging to her two thighs, like elephant trunks, she suddenly fell to the ground, trembling, like a plantain tree felled.
3.146.5
तां पतन्तीं वरारोहां भज्यमानां लतामिव ।
नकुलः समभिद्रुत्य परिजग्राह वीर्यवान् ॥ ३.१४६.५ ॥
The valiant Nakula ran up and caught hold of her, that fair-hipped woman, as she fell like a breaking creeper.
3.146.6
राजन्पाञ्चालराजस्य सुतेयमसितक्षणा ।
श्रान्ता निपतिता भूमौ तामवेक्षस्व भारत ॥ ३.१४६.६ ॥
O king, this daughter of the king of the Pāñcālas, dark-eyed, weary, has fallen to the ground. Look upon her, O Bhārata.
3.146.7
अदुःखार्हा परं दुःखं प्राप्तेयं मृदुगामिनी ।
आश्वासय महाराज तामिमां श्रमकर्शिताम् ॥ ३.१४६.७ ॥
She does not deserve sorrow, yet she has come to great grief, gentle-stepping one. Comfort her, O great king, she who is wasted by exhaustion.
3.146.8
राजा तु वचनात्तस्य भृशं दुःखसमन्वितः ।
भीमश्च सहदेवश्च सहसा समुपाद्रवन् ॥ ३.१४६.८ ॥
The king, at those words, filled with great sorrow, and Bhīma and Sahadeva rushed up at once.
3.146.9
तामवेक्ष्यतु कौन्तेयो विवर्णवदनां कृशाम् ।
अङ्कमानीय धर्मात्मा पर्यदेवयदातुरः ॥ ३.१४६.९ ॥
Then the son of Kuntī, the righteous-souled one, seeing her with pale face and wasted body, took her onto his lap and lamented, distressed.
3.146.10
कथं वेश्मसु गुप्तेषु स्वास्तीर्णशयनोचिता ।
भूमौ निषतिता शेते सुखार्हा वरवर्णिनी ॥ ३.१४६.१० ॥
How, fit for a well-spread bed in guarded houses, worthy of happiness, does the fair-complexioned one lie fallen upon the ground?
3.146.11
सुकुमारौ कथं पादौ मुखं च कमलप्रभम् ।
मत्कृतेऽद्य वरार्हायाः श्यामतां समुपागतम् ॥ ३.१४६.११ ॥
Why have her tender feet and lotus-bright face now darkened on my account, she who deserves the best?
3.146.12
किमिदं द्यूतकामेन मया कृतमबुद्धिना ।
आदाय कृष्णां चरता वने मृगगणाकुले ॥ ३.१४६.१२ ॥
What is this that I, a fool with a longing for dice, have done, carrying Kṛṣṇā about while wandering in the forest full of herds of deer?
3.146.13
सुखं प्राप्स्यसि कल्याणि पाण्डवान्प्राप्य वै पतीन् ।
इतिद्रुवदराजेन पित्रा दत्ताऽयतेक्षणा ॥ ३.१४६.१३ ॥
O auspicious one, having obtained the Pāṇḍavas as your husbands, you will find happiness — thus was it given by your father, the king of Druvada, O long-eyed one.
3.146.14
तत्सर्वमानवाप्येयं श्रमशोकाद्विकर्शिता ।
शेते निपतिता भूमौ पापस्य मम कर्मभिः ॥ ३.१४६.१४ ॥
All that is not to be obtained. Wasted by toil and grief, she lies fallen on the ground, through the deeds of me, the sinful one.
3.146.15
तथा लालप्यमाने तु धर्मराजे युधिष्ठिरे ।
धौम्यप्रभृतयः सर्वे तत्राजग्मुर्द्विजोत्तमाः ॥ ३.१४६.१५ ॥
As Dharmarāja Yudhiṣṭhira was thus lamenting, Dhaumya and all the other best of brahmins arrived there.
3.146.16
ते समाश्वासयामासुराशीर्भिश्चाप्यपूजयन् ।
राक्षोघ्नांश्च तथा मन्त्राञ्जेपुश्चक्रुश्च ते क्रियाः ॥ ३.१४६.१६ ॥
They consoled him, honored him with blessings, and recited the mantras that ward off demons, and performed the rites.
3.146.17
पठ्यमानेषु मन्त्रेषु शान्त्यर्थं परमर्षिभिः ।
स्पृश्यमाना करैः शीतैः पाण्डवैश्च मुहुर्मुहुः ॥ ३.१४६.१७ ॥
While the mantras were being recited for peace by the great sages, and the Pāṇḍavas again and again touched her with their cool hands,
3.146.18
सेव्यमाना च शीतेन जलमिश्रेण वायुना ।
पाञ्चाली सुखमासाद्य लेभे चेतः शनैः शनैः ॥ ३.१४६.१८ ॥
Attended by the cool wind mingled with water, the Pāñcālī found comfort and slowly regained her senses.
3.146.19
परिगृह्यच तां दीनां कृष्णामजिनसंस्तरे ।
पार्था विश्रामयामासुर्लब्धसंज्ञां तपस्विनम् ॥ ३.१४६.१९ ॥
Taking up the distressed Kṛṣṇā, the sons of Pṛthā laid her on a bed of deerskin and let the ascetic woman, who had regained consciousness, rest.
3.146.20
तस्या यमौ रक्ततलौ पादौ पूजितलक्षणौ ।
कराभ्यां किणजाताभ्यां शनकैः संववाहतुः ॥ ३.१४६.२० ॥
Her red-soled, auspicious-marked feet the twins gently massaged with their hands hardened by calluses.
3.146.21
पर्याश्वासयदप्येनां धर्मराजो युधिष्ठिरः ।
उवाच च कुरुश्रेष्ठो भीमसेनमिदं वचः ॥ ३.१४६.२१ ॥
Dharma-king Yudhiṣṭhira also comforted her thoroughly, and the best of the Kurus spoke these words to Bhīmasena.
3.146.22
बहवः पर्वता मीम विषमा हिमदुर्गमाः ।
तेषु कृष्णा महाबाहो कथं नु विचरिष्यति ॥ ३.१४६.२२ ॥
O Bhīma, there are many rugged mountains, impassable with snow. Among them, O mighty-armed one, how will Kṛṣṇā ever travel?
3.146.23
त्वां राजन्राजपुत्रीं च यमौ च पुरुषर्षभ ।
स्वयं नेष्यामि राजेनद्र मा विषादे मनुः कृथाः ॥ ३.१४६.२३ ॥
O king, you, the princess, and the twins, O bull among men, I myself will carry. O lord of kings, do not let your mind sink into despair.
3.146.24
अथवा यो मया जातो विहगो मद्बलोपमः ।
वहेदनघ सर्वान्नो वचनात्ते घटोत्कचः ॥ ३.१४६.२४ ॥
Or else, O blameless one, let Ghaṭotkaca, the bird born of me and equal to my strength, carry all of us at your word.