Mahābhārata · Adhyāya 4.72
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4.72.1
सभाज्यमानः पौरैश्च स्त्रीभिर्जानपदैरपि ।
आसाद्यान्तःपुरद्वारं पित्रे संप्रत्यवेदयत् ॥ ४.७२.१ ॥
Honored by the townsmen, the women and the country folk, he reached the gate of the inner apartments and now announced himself to his father.
4.72.2
ततो द्वाःस्थः समासाद्य प्रणिपत्य कृताञ्जलिः ।
वर्धयित्वा जयाशीर्भिरिदं वचनमब्रवीत् ॥ ४.७२.२ ॥
Then the gatekeeper approached, bowed, joined his palms, blessed him with auspicious wishes of victory, and spoke these words.
4.72.3
राजन्पृथुयशस्तुभ्यं जित्वा शत्रून्समागतः ।
उत्तरः सह सूतेन द्वारि तिष्ठति वारितः ॥ ४.७२.३ ॥
O king of great fame, your son has returned after conquering the enemies; Uttara stands at the gate with the charioteer, held back.
4.72.4
कुमारो योधमुख्यैस्च गणिकाभिस्च संवृतः ।
पौरजानपदैर्युक्तः पूज्यमानो जयाशिषाः ॥ ४.७२.४ ॥
The prince, surrounded by chief warriors and courtesans, accompanied by townsmen and country folk, is being honored with blessings of victory.
4.72.5
ततो हृष्टो महीपालः क्षत्तारमिदमब्रवीत् ।
प्रवेशयोभौ तौ तूर्णं दर्शनेप्सुरहं तयोः ॥ ४.७२.५ ॥
Then the delighted king said to the chamberlain: "Quickly bring both of them in; I long to see them."
4.72.6
क्षत्तारं कुरुराजस्तु शनैः कर्ण उपाजपत् ।
उत्तरः प्रविशत्वेको न प्रवेश्या बृहन्नलाः ॥ ४.७२.६ ॥
The king of the Kurus (Yudhiṣṭhira) softly said to the chamberlain: "Let Uttara enter alone; Bṛhannalā must not be admitted."
4.72.7
तस्य हि महाबाहोर्व्रतं नित्यं महात्मनः ।
यो ममाङ्गे व्रणं कुर्याच्छोणितं वा प्रदर्शयेत्।
अन्यत्र संग्रामगतान्न स जीवेत्कथंचन ॥ ४.७२.७ ॥
The vow of that mighty-armed, great-souled one is always this: whoever wounds my body or shows blood — except those gone to battle — will not live in any way.
4.72.8
व्यक्तं भृसं सुसंक्रुद्धो मां दृष्ट्वैव सशोणितम् ।
विराटमिह सामात्यं हन्यात्सबलावाहनम् ॥ ४.७२.८ ॥
Clearly, greatly enraged, seeing me bloodied, he will kill Virāṭa here, with his ministers, along with his army and retinue.
4.72.9
इन्द्रं वापि कुबेरं वा यमं वा वरुणं तथा ।
मम शोणितकर्तारं मृद्गीयात्किं पुनर्नरम् ॥ ४.७२.९ ॥
Even Indra, Kubera, Yama, or Varuṇa — he would not spare the one who draws my blood; how much less a mere man?
4.72.10
क्षणमात्रं तु तत्रैव द्वारि तिष्ठतु वीर्यवान् ।
इति प्रोवाच धर्मात्मा युधिष्ठिर उदारधीः ॥ ४.७२.१० ॥
"Let that valiant one stand there at the door for just a moment," said Yudhiṣṭhira, the righteous-souled, noble-minded one.
4.72.11
इत्युक्त्वा क्षमया युक्तो धर्मराजो घृणान्वितः ।
सभायां सह मात्स्येन तूष्णीमुपविवेश ह ॥ ४.७२.११ ॥
Having said this, Dharmarāja, endowed with forbearance and filled with compassion, sat down silently in the assembly with the king of the Matsyas.
4.72.12
ततो राजसुतो ज्येष्ठः प्राविशत्पृथिवींजयः ।
ववन्दे स पितुः पादौ कङ्कं चाप्युपतिष्ठत ॥ ४.७२.१२ ॥
Then the king's eldest son, the conqueror of the earth, entered. He bowed at his father's feet and also went and stood near Kaṅka.
4.72.13
पश्यन्युधिष्ठिरं दृष्ट्या वक्रया चरणौ पितुः ।
अभिवाद्य ततो दृष्ट्वा कङ्कस्य रुधिरप्लुतम् ।
हृदयेऽदह्यत तदा मृत्युग्रस्त इवोत्तरः ॥ ४.७२.१३ ॥
Looking at Yudhiṣṭhira with a sidelong glance, and having saluted his father's feet, then seeing Kaṅka drenched in blood, Uttara's heart burned, as if he were seized by death.
4.72.14
ततो रुधिरसिक्ताङ्गमनेकाग्रमनागसम् ।
भूमावेकान्त आसीनं सैरन्ध्र्या समुपासितम्।
ततः पप्रच्छ राजानं त्वरमाण इवोत्तरः ॥ ४.७२.१४ ॥
Then Uttara, in haste as it were, asked the king — who sat alone on the ground with body sprinkled with blood, his mind unsettled, blameless, and attended upon by Sairandhrī.
4.72.15
केनायं ताडितः कङ्कः केन पापमिदं कृतम् ।
को वा जिगमिषुर्मृत्युं केन स्पृष्टः पदोरगः ॥ ४.७२.१५ ॥
By whom was this Kaṅka struck? By whom was this evil deed done? Or who desires to go to death? By whom was the serpent touched with the foot?
4.72.16
श्रोत्रियो ब्राह्मणश्रेष्ठ इन्द्रासनरतिक्षमः ।
पूजनीयोऽभिवाद्यश्च न प्रबाध्योऽयमीदृशः ॥ ४.७२.१६ ॥
This man is learned in the Veda, the best of brahmins, worthy of delight in Indra's seat, worthy of honour and salutation; such a man should not be harmed.
4.72.17
स पुत्रस्य वचः श्रुत्वा विराटो राष्ट्रवर्धनः ।
प्रत्युवाचोत्तरं वाक्यं साध्वसाद्ध्वस्तमानसः ॥ ४.७२.१७ ॥
Having heard his son's words, Virāṭa, the increaser of the realm, with his mind shattered by fear, replied to Uttara with these words.
4.72.18
पुत्र ते विजयं श्रुत्वा प्रहृष्टोऽहं मुदा भृशम् ।
अक्षक्रीडनयाऽनेन कालक्षेपमकारिषम् ॥ ४.७२.१८ ॥
Son, having heard of your victory I was greatly delighted with joy; it was by this game of dice that I passed the time.
4.72.19
तत्राजयत्कुरून्सर्वानुत्तरो राष्ट्रवर्धनः ।
इत्युक्तं हि मया पुत्र नेति कङ्को बृहन्नला।
अजयत्सा कुरून्सर्वानिति मामब्रवीन्मुहुः ॥ ४.७२.१९ ॥
There Uttara, the increaser of the kingdom, conquered all the Kurus, so I said, son. No, said Kaṅka, it was Bṛhannalā who conquered all the Kurus; so she repeatedly told me.
4.72.20
प्रशंसिते मया पुत्र विजये तव विश्रुते ।
बृहन्नलाया विजयं कङ्कोऽस्तुवत वै रुषा ॥ ४.७२.२० ॥
When I praised your renowned victory, son, Kaṅka in anger praised the victory of Bṛhannalā.
4.72.21
मया प्रशस्यमाने तु त्वयि पण्डं प्रशंसति ।
बृहन्नलाप्रशंसाभिरभ्यसूयमहं तदा।
ताडितोऽयं मया पुत्र दुरात्मा शत्रुपक्षकृत् ॥ ४.७२.२१ ॥
While I was praising you, he praised that eunuch Bṛhannalā; resentful at her praises then, I struck him, son, this wicked one who serves the enemy's side.
4.72.22
ताडितोऽयं यतिः कङ्क इत्युक्तं तद्वचोत्तरः ।
श्रुत्वा पितुर्भृशं क्रुद्धः पितरं वाक्यमब्रवीत् ॥ ४.७२.२२ ॥
Hearing his father's words, 'This ascetic Kaṅka was struck,' Uttara, greatly enraged, spoke these words to his father.
4.72.23
अकार्यं ते कृतं राजन्क्षिप्रमेष प्रसाद्यताम् ।
मा त्वा ब्रह्मविषं घोरं समूलमुपनिर्दहेत् ॥ ४.७२.२३ ॥
O king, you have done a wrong deed; appease him quickly, lest that terrible (offence), poison to a brahmin, burn you up root and branch.
4.72.24
यावन्न क्षयमायाति कुलं सर्वमशेषनः ।
स्फीतं वृद्धं च मात्स्यानामयं तावत्प्रसाद्यताम् ॥ ४.७२.२४ ॥
Before our whole lineage is destroyed without remainder, and while this flourishing, growing realm of the Matsyas endures, let him be appeased.
4.72.25
प्रणम्य पादयोरस्य दण्डवत्क्षितिमण्डले ।
प्रगृह्य पादौ पाणिभ्यामयं तावत्प्रसाद्यताम् ॥ ४.७२.२५ ॥
Bowing at his feet and lying prostrate like a staff upon the earth, taking his feet in both hands, let him be appeased at once.
4.72.26
दक्षेण पाणिना स्पृष्ट्वा शपे त्वां क्षपितं मया ।
इति यावद्वदेत्कङ् अयं तावत्प्रसाद्यताम् ॥ ४.७२.२६ ॥
Touching with the right hand, saying 'I swear I have ruined you,' thus, as long as one says the word 'kaṅ,' let him be appeased then.
4.72.27
स पुत्रस्य वचः श्रुत्वा विराटः साध्वसाकुलः ।
क्षमयामास कौन्तेयं छन्नं ब्राह्मणवर्चसा ॥ ४.७२.२७ ॥
Having heard his son's words, Virāṭa, agitated with fear, appeased the son of Kuntī, who was concealed by the brilliance of a brahmin.
4.72.28
क्षमयन्तं तु राजानं पाण्डवः प्रत्यभाषत ।
चिरं क्षान्तं मया राजन्मन्युर्मम न विद्यते ॥ ४.७२.२८ ॥
As the king was appeasing him, the Pāṇḍava replied: 'O king, I have long since forgiven; no anger remains in me.'
4.72.29
यदि स्म तत्पतेद्भूमौ रुधिरं मम पार्थिव ।
सराष्ट्रस्त्वमिहोच्छेदमापद्येथा नरर्षभ ॥ ४.७२.२९ ॥
O king, if my blood were to fall upon the ground, O best of men, you would meet destruction here, together with your realm.
4.72.30
न दूषयामि राजेन्द्र यस्तु हन्याददूषकम् ।
फलं तस्य महाराज क्षिप्रं दारुणमाप्नुयात् ॥ ४.७२.३० ॥
O lord of kings, I do not blame him; whoever strikes one who is not at fault, O great king, quickly obtains a dreadful consequence.
4.72.31
शोणिते तु व्यतिक्रान्ते प्रविवेश बृहन्नला ।
अभिवाद्य महाराजं कङ्कं चाप्युपतिष्ठत ॥ ४.७२.३१ ॥
When the bloodshed was over, Bṛhannalā entered. Having greeted the great king, she also stood attending upon Kaṅka.
4.72.32
क्षमयित्वा तु कौरव्यं रणादुत्तरमागतम् ।
परिष्वज्य दृढं राजा प्रवेश्य भवनोत्तमम्।
प्रशशंस ततो मात्स्यः शृण्वतः सव्यसाचिनः ॥ ४.७२.३२ ॥
Having pardoned Uttara, the Kaurava who had returned from the battle, the king embraced him tightly and led him into the finest palace. Then the king of the Matsyas praised him while Savyasācin listened.
4.72.33
त्वया दायादवानस्मि कैकेयीनन्दिवर्धन ।
त्वया मे सदृशः पुत्रो न भूतो न भविष्यति ॥ ४.७२.३३ ॥
O increaser of joy for Kaikeyī's son, through you I have an heir. No son equal to you has been mine, nor will there be.
4.72.34
पदं पदसहस्रेण यश्चरन्नापराध्नुयात् ।
तेन कर्णेन ते तात कथमासीत्समागमः ॥ ४.७२.३४ ॥
With Karṇa, who would not miss a single step even in walking a thousand steps, how did your encounter come about, dear son?
4.72.35
रणे यं प्रेक्ष्य सीदन्ति हृतवीर्यपराक्रमाः ।
कृपेन तेन ते तात कथमासीत्समागमः ॥ ४.७२.३५ ॥
With Kṛpa, at the sight of whom in battle warriors lose their valour and prowess and sink down, how did your encounter come about, dear son?
4.72.36
यस्य तद्विश्रुतं लोके महद्वृत्तमनुत्तमम् ।
पितुः कृते कृतं घोरं ब्रह्मचर्यमनुत्तमम् ॥ ४.७२.३६ ॥
Whose great and unsurpassed conduct is renowned in the world, who took up that terrible and unsurpassed celibacy for his father's sake.
4.72.37
योऽयोधीत्समरे रामं जामदग्न्यं प्रतापिनम् ।
भीष्मोसौ पुरुषव्याघ्र न च युद्धे पराजितः ॥ ४.७२.३७ ॥
Bhīṣma, who fought in battle with the mighty Rāma, son of Jamadagni, O tiger among men, was never defeated in battle.
4.72.38
पराक्रमी च दुर्धर्षो विद्वाञ्शूरो जितेन्द्रियः ।
दृढवेधी क्षिप्रकारी विश्रुतः सर्वकर्मसु ॥ ४.७२.३८ ॥
Valorous, unassailable, learned, heroic, self-controlled, firm in aim, swift in action, renowned in all deeds.
4.72.39
तेन ते सह भीष्मेण कुरुवृद्धेन संयुगे ।
युद्धमासीत्कथं तात सर्वमेतद्ब्रवीहि मे ॥ ४.७२.३९ ॥
Dear one, how did the battle with Bhīṣma, the elder of the Kurus, take place? Tell me all of this.
4.72.40
पर्वतं यो विनिर्भिन्द्याद्राजपुत्रो वरेषुभिः ।
दुर्योधनेन ते तात कथमासीत्समागमः ॥ ४.७२.४० ॥
That prince who could split a mountain with excellent arrows — how did your meeting with Duryodhana come about, dear one?
4.72.41
आचार्यो वृष्णिरीराणां पाञ्चालानां च यः प्रभुः ।
कुरूणां पाण्डवानां च सर्वक्षत्रस्य यो गुरुः ॥ ४.७२.४१ ॥
The teacher of the Vṛṣṇi and Rīra heroes, the lord of the Pañcālas, and the preceptor of the Kurus and the Pāṇḍavas and of all warriors.
4.72.42
सर्वशस्त्रभृतां श्रेष्ठः सर्वलोकेषु विश्रुतः ।
तेन द्रोणेन ते तात कथमासीत्समागमः ॥ ४.७२.४२ ॥
Best of all who bear weapons, renowned in all worlds — how did your meeting with that Droṇa come about, dear one?
4.72.43
आचार्यपुत्रो यः शूरो द्रोणादनवमो रणे ।
तेन वीरेण ते तात कथमासीत्समागमः ॥ ४.७२.४३ ॥
Son of the teacher, a hero not inferior to Droṇa in battle: with that hero, dear son, how did your encounter come about?
4.72.44
सर्वे चैव महावीर्या धार्तराष्ट्रः महारथाः ।
तैस्तैर्वीरैश्च ते तात कथमासीत्समागमः ॥ ४.७२.४४ ॥
All the sons of Dhṛtarāṣṭra, of great prowess and great chariot-warriors: with those heroes, dear son, how did your encounter come about?
4.72.45
न मया निर्जिता गावो न मया कुरवो जिताः ।
कृतं च कर्म तत्सर्वं देवपुत्रेण केनचित् ॥ ४.७२.४५ ॥
I did not conquer the cattle, nor did I defeat the Kurus; all that deed was done by some son of a god.
4.72.46
स हि भीतं द्रवन्तं मां भीष्मद्रोणमुखान्कुरून् ।
दृष्ट्वा विषण्णं संग्रामे देवपुत्रो न्यवारयत् ॥ ४.७२.४६ ॥
Seeing me fleeing in fear, and the Kurus led by Bhīṣma and Droṇa dejected in battle, that son of a god stopped me.
4.72.47
स हि तिष्ठन्रथोपस्थे वज्रपाणिनिभो युवा ।
तेन ते निर्जिता गावस्तेन ते कुरवो जिताः ॥ ४.७२.४७ ॥
Standing on the chariot floor, that youth like the thunderbolt-wielder: it was he who conquered your cattle, and he who defeated the Kurus.
4.72.48
तस्य तत्कर्म वीरस्य न मया तात तत्कृतम् ।
स हि शारद्वतं द्रोणं द्रोणपुत्रं च वीर्यवान् ।ट
सूतपुत्रं च भीष्मं च चकार विमुखाञ्शरैः ॥ ४.७२.४८ ॥
That deed of that hero was not done by me, dear father. That mighty one turned away with arrows even Śāradvata (Kṛpa), Droṇa, Droṇa's son, the son of the charioteer, and Bhīṣma.
4.72.49
दुर्योदनं च समरे प्रभिन्नमिव कुञ्जरम् ।
प्रभग्नमब्रवीद्भीतं राजपुत्रं महाबलम् ॥ ४.७२.४९ ॥
He said to the frightened, routed royal prince Duryodhana, the mighty one, who in battle was like a split elephant in rut.
4.72.50
न हास्तिनपुरे त्राणं तव पश्यामि किंचन ।
न हास्तिनपुरे भोगा भोक्तुं शक्याः पलायता ॥ ४.७२.५० ॥
In Hāstinapura I see no protection for you at all; for one who flees, the pleasures of Hāstinapura cannot be enjoyed.
4.72.51
व्यायामेन परीप्सस्व जीवितं कौरवात्मज ।
न मोक्ष्यसे पलायंस्त्वं लोके युद्धमना भव।
पृथिवीं भोक्ष्यसे जित्वा हतो वा स्वर्गमाप्स्यसि ॥ ४.७२.५१ ॥
Son of the Kauravas, strive by your effort to save your life. By fleeing you will not be freed; in the world, set your mind on battle. Having conquered you will enjoy the earth, or slain you will attain heaven.
4.72.52
स निवृत्तो नरव्याघ्रो मुञ्चन्वज्रनिभाञ्शरान् ।
सचिवैः संवृतो राजा भीष्मद्रोणकृपादिभिः ।
ततो मे रोमहर्षोऽभूदूरुस्तम्भश्च मेऽभवत् ॥ ४.७२.५२ ॥
That tiger among men turned back, releasing arrows like thunderbolts, the king surrounded by his counsellors, Bhīṣma, Droṇa, Kṛpa and the rest. Then my hair stood on end, and my thighs grew stiff.
4.72.53
यदभूद्धनसंकाशमनीकं व्यधमच्छरैः ।
तत्प्रपुद्य रथानीकं सिंहदर्पसमो युवा।
तान्कुरुन्द्रावयद्राजन्रणे नाग इव श्वसन् ॥ ४.७२.५३ ॥
That army, which was like a cloud, he destroyed with arrows. That young man, equal in the pride of a lion, broke the chariot host and, O king, in battle, snorting like an elephant, drove the Kurus away.
4.72.54
एकेन तेन शूरेण षड्रथाः परिनिर्जिताः ।
शार्दूलेनेव मत्तेन मृगास्तृणचरा यथा ॥ ४.७२.५४ ॥
By that one hero six chariot-warriors were utterly conquered, as a maddened tiger conquers grass-grazing deer.
4.72.55
हयानां च गजानां च शूराणां च धनुष्मताम् ।
निहतानि सहस्राणि भग्ना च कुरुवाहिनी ॥ ४.७२.५५ ॥
Thousands of horses, elephants, and archer-heroes have been slain, and the Kuru army is broken.
4.72.56
सूतपुत्रं शतैर्विद्ध्वा हयान्हत्वा महारथः ।
अस्त्रेण मोहयित्वा तं रक्तवस्त्रं समाददे ॥ ४.७२.५६ ॥
Having pierced the charioteer's son with hundreds of arrows and slain his horses, the great charioteer bewildered him with a weapon and seized the red garment.
4.72.57
चतुर्भिः पुनरानर्च्छद्भीष्मं शान्तनवं शरैः ।
स तं विद्ध्वा हयांश्चाशु नास्य वस्त्रं समाददे ॥ ४.७२.५७ ॥
Again with four arrows he attacked Bhīṣma, son of Śantanu; having pierced him and swiftly slain his horses, yet he did not take his garment.
4.72.58
दुर्योधनं च बलवान्बाणैर्विव्याध सप्तभिः ।
तं स विद्ध्वा हयांश्चास्य पीतवस्त्रं समाददे ॥ ४.७२.५८ ॥
And the mighty one pierced Duryodhana with seven arrows; having pierced him and slain his horses, he took his yellow garment.
4.72.59
द्रोणं कृपं च बलवान्सोमदत्तं जयद्रथम् ।
भूरिश्रवसमिन्द्राभं शकुनिं च महारथम् ॥ ४.७२.५९ ॥
And the mighty one pierced Droṇa, Kṛpa, Somadatta, Jayadratha, Bhūriśravas, who is like Indra, and Śakuni, the great charioteer warrior.
4.72.60
त्रिभिस्त्रिभिः स विद्ध्वा तु दुःशासनमुखानपि ।
विविधानि च वस्त्राणि महार्हाण्याजहार सः ॥ ४.७२.६० ॥
Piercing Duḥśāsana and the others with three arrows each, he took many kinds of very precious garments.
4.72.61
द्वाभ्यां शराभ्यां विद्ध्वाऽथ तथाऽऽचार्यसुतं रणे ।
चापं छित्त्वा विकर्णस्य नीले चादत्त वाससी ॥ ४.७२.६१ ॥
Having pierced with two arrows, and likewise in battle the son of the teacher, having cut Vikarṇa's bow, he took his two dark-blue garments.
4.72.62
क्व स वीरो महाबाहुर्देवपुत्रो महायशाः ।
यो ममामोचयत्पुत्रं कुरुभिर्ग्रस्तमाहवे ॥ ४.७२.६२ ॥
Where is that hero, the great-armed son of a god, of great fame, who freed my son seized by the Kurus in battle?
4.72.63
इच्छामि तममित्रघ्नं दुष्टुमर्चितुमेव च ।
येन मे त्वं च गावश्च मोक्षिता देवसूनुना ॥ ४.७२.६३ ॥
I wish to honour and worship that slayer of enemies, by whom you and my cattle were freed by the son of a god.
4.72.64
तस्मै दास्यामि तां पुत्रीं ग्रामांश्चैव तु हाटकान् ।
स्फुरितं कटिसूत्रं च स्त्रीसहस्रशतानि च ॥ ४.७२.६४ ॥
To him I will give that daughter, and villages, and a glittering golden girdle, and hundreds of thousands of women.
4.72.65
अन्तर्धानं गतस्तात देवपुत्रः प्रतापवान् ।
अद्य श्वो वा परश्वो वा मन्ये प्रादुर्भविष्यति ॥ ४.७२.६५ ॥
Dear father, the mighty son of a god has vanished. I think he will appear again today, tomorrow, or the day after tomorrow.
4.72.66
एवमाख्यायमानस्तु छन्नं सत्रेण पाण्डवम् ।
वसन्तं तं तु नाज्ञासीद्विराटः पार्थमर्जुनम् ॥ ४.७२.६६ ॥
Though thus described, Virāṭa did not recognize Arjuna, the Pārtha, the Pāṇḍava who dwelt there concealed by his disguise.
4.72.67
ततः पार्थोऽभ्यनुज्ञातो विराटेन महात्मना ।
सह पुत्रेण मात्स्यस्य मन्त्रयित्वा धनंजयः ॥ ४.७२.६७ ॥
Then Pārtha Dhanaṃjaya, granted leave by the great-souled Virāṭa, took counsel with the son of the Matsya king.
4.72.68
इत्येवं ब्रूहि राजानं विराटं समुपस्थितम् ।
इत्युक्त्वा सहसा पार्थः प्रविश्यान्तःपुरं शुभम्।
ददौ वस्त्राणि रन्तानि विराटदुहितुः स्वयम् ॥ ४.७२.६८ ॥
"Tell King Virāṭa, who has come near, thus" — having said this, Pārtha suddenly entered the auspicious inner apartments and himself gave garments and jewels to the daughter of Virāṭa.
4.72.69
उत्तरा तु महार्हाणि वस्त्राण्याभरणानि च ।
प्रगृह्य तानि सर्वाणि प्रीता सानुचराऽभवत् ॥ ४.७२.६९ ॥
Uttarā, taking all those very precious garments and ornaments, became pleased and remained with her attendants.