Somewhere they come and roar and somewhere they are running away. 73.
When Siddh Pal killed all Pathans
And took away their crowns, horses and horses.
(Then) many Pathans who lived far away came there.
Siddh Pal was surrounded (from four sides) like a drunken elephant.74.
As many Pathans had fled, so many more came
And the four sides of Hathi Sidh Pal began to roar (and began to say)
Oh umbrella! Where will you go, (you) will not be allowed to go.
We will finish you soon ('Chhipra') in this battlefield. 75.
Hearing such words Surma was filled with anger.
He was well equipped with all kinds of armor and was skilled in the use of weapons.
He himself gave permission to the whole army thus,
As the army of monkeys was given by Ramji. 76.
Hearing the words (of Siddh Pal), the entire army became angry
And went with all the armor and weapons in hand.
All the Pathans who came were killed in the battlefield.
They chased away some of them and threw them in the fort. 77.
Somewhere the archer warriors were lying upside down along with their horses.
Somewhere the warriors had come together with arrows.
Somewhere with swords and umbrella horses dancing (they used to come there)
Where great warriors were fighting.78.
(Somewhere) big death knells were sounding with a loud sound
(And elsewhere) great kings were coming and making war.
The bare swords of the chhatriyas were growing like this,
As if the flood of time is flowing. 79.
Somewhere the hinges (of the iron worn on the forehead) were cut and somewhere the broken helmets fell down.
Somewhere the shields of the crown princes were lying open.
Somewhere the cut shields were lying like this in the battlefield
And somewhere four (were lying down) as if swans were adorning themselves.80.
Somewhere the cut flags were shining like this on the ground,
As if the wind had broken the big branches and thrown them on the ground.
There were half-cut horses lying somewhere
And somewhere there were broken elephants. 81.
How many were drowned in puddles (of blood) and how many wanderers fell down.
(Somewhere) the elephants and the state-horses were lying dead on the ground after eating food.
How many got up and ran away and hid in the bushes.
There were wounds on (their) backs and they did not put out their heads. 82.
Some people's hair was tangled with bangs
And the enemy begged to be released into confusion (of being caught).
They did not look back even after taking out their kirpans
And the Qazi people were running away and did not even take care of their horses. 83.
Somewhere the Pathans were torn apart and (they) were not even taking care of the horses.
How many were disguising themselves as women by removing their clothes ('Jore').
Many begged him by giving offerings ('Akorai').
They used to see a sword in someone's hand. 84.
How many soldiers were running for their lives
And how many bands had come to the battlefield.
How many had sacrificed (their) lives in the fire of Ran-bhoomi
(And how many) were dismembered and died fighting, considering it a sin. 85.
Those who died in front of the war,
They were attacked there by the Apachras.
How many became the inhabitants of hell at the same time
And as many as Shum Sufi (non-drug addicts) were, (they) were killed while running away. 86.
Many cowardly warriors were killed without being killed
And fell down in fear without shooting arrows.
How many went ahead and gave their lives
And how many have taken the way of God's people. 87.
As many Shum Sofis as fled, (they) were killed.
They were eaten by the ground (ie eaten by crows and vultures) (they were not tied and burned).
A great crowd had formed and a great war had broken out
And seeing the brave men standing, the whole body (of the cowards) trembled. 88.
Where Siddh Pal had killed many enemies,
There the warriors were seen leaving the fort.
(They) were running away and not taking up arms,
(When they) saw Shamsdin lying dead on the ground. 89.
There, Bhat and Dhadi were standing and singing songs.
They used to call out to their lord and terrify the hordes of the enemy.
Ranasinghes, nafiris and nagars were playing somewhere
And the great kings were clapping their hands and laughing. 90.
When all the Pathans were killed in the war
And not a single one of the great hankarbaz was left.
Killed the king of Delhi and took away (the government of) Delhi (from him).