Ṛgveda · Sūkta 6.27
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6.27.1
किम॑स्य॒ मदे॒ किं व॑स्य पी॒ताविन्द्रः॒ किम॑स्य स॒ख्ये च॑कार ।
रणा॑ वा॒ ये नि॒षदि॒ किं ते अ॑स्य पु॒रा वि॑विद्रे॒ किमु॒ नूत॑नासः ॥
What is in his intoxication, what did Indra do in his drinking, in his friendship? What did the foes who sit in his seat, or the newcomers, find before him?
6.27.2
सद॑स्य॒ मदे॒ सद्व॑स्य पी॒ताविन्द्रः॒ सद॑स्य स॒ख्ये च॑कार ।
रणा॑ वा॒ ये नि॒षदि॒ सत्ते अ॑स्य पु॒रा वि॑विद्रे॒ सदु॒ नूत॑नासः ॥
In his intoxication there is truth; in his drinking Indra made truth in his friendship. For the foes who sit in his seat there is truth; they found truth before him, and the newcomers too find truth.
6.27.3
न॒हि नु ते॑ महि॒मनः॑ समस्य॒ न म॑घवन्मघव॒त्त्वस्य॑ वि॒द्म ।
न राध॑सोराधसो॒ नूत॑न॒स्येन्द्र॒ नकि॑र्ददृश इन्द्रि॒यं ते॑ ॥
Indeed we do not know all your greatnesses, O bounteous one, nor do we know the bounty. O Indra, no one has seen the greatness of new wealth, nor your vigour.
6.27.4
ए॒तत्त्यत्त॑ इन्द्रि॒यम॑चेति॒ येनाव॑धीर्व॒रशि॑खस्य॒ शेषः॑ ।
वज्र॑स्य॒ यत्ते॒ निह॑तस्य॒ शुष्मा॑त्स्व॒नाच्चि॑दिन्द्र पर॒मो द॒दार॑ ॥
This is your vigour, perceived as that by which you slew the remnant of Varaśikha. O Indra, by the force of the thunderbolt of him struck down by you, even by the sound of the roar, you supremely split the stronghold.
6.27.5
वधी॒दिन्द्रो॑ व॒रशि॑खस्य॒ शेषो॑ अभ्याव॒र्तिने॑ चायमा॒नाय॒ शिक्ष॑न् ।
वृ॒चीव॑तो॒ यद्ध॑रियू॒पीया॑यां॒ हन्पूर्वे॒ अर्धे॑ भि॒यसाप॑रो॒ दर्त् ॥
Indra slew the remnant of Varaśikha, desiring it for the one who turns back and for the singer. When he struck the host of the Vṛcīvat at Hariyūpīyā, in the first half, another in fear tore asunder the stronghold.
6.27.6
त्रिं॒शच्छ॑तं व॒र्मिण॑ इन्द्र सा॒कं य॒व्याव॑त्यां पुरुहूत श्रव॒स्या ।
वृ॒चीव॑न्तः॒ शर॑वे॒ पत्य॑मानाः॒ पात्रा॑ भिन्दा॒ना न्य॒र्थान्या॑यन् ॥
O Indra, three hundred armoured ones were together in Yavyāvatī, O much-invoked one, with fame. The Vṛcīvat, falling for the arrow, breaking the vessels, went to the lowest places.
6.27.7
यस्य॒ गावा॑वरु॒षा सू॑यव॒स्यू अ॒न्तरू॒ षु चर॑तो॒ रेरि॑हाणा ।
स सृञ्ज॑याय तु॒र्वशं॒ परा॑दाद्वृ॒चीव॑तो दैववा॒ताय॒ शिक्ष॑न् ॥
He whose two red cows wander within, grazing well, sent Turvaśa far away for Sṛñjaya, and, wishing to help Daivavāta, gave over the wolf-jawed (foes).
6.27.8
द्व॒याँ अ॑ग्ने र॒थिनो॑ विंश॒तिं गा व॒धूम॑तो म॒घवा॒ मह्यं॑ स॒म्राट् ।
अ॒भ्या॒व॒र्ती चा॑यमा॒नो द॑दाति दू॒णाशे॒यं दक्षि॑णा पार्थ॒वाना॑म् ॥
O Agni, forty cows, with calves, the bountiful sovereign gave me, owner of chariots; turning back in grace he bestows this gift — the offering of the Pārthavas called Dūṇāśā.