Maha Kala got angry and struck with weapons.
Saved the saints and killed all the wicked. 321.
Bhujang Verse:
In the battlefield, the mighty warriors stood firm.
Let's see who wins and who loses.
Carrying (in hands) tridents, spears, spears and spears
In the four sides, the stubborn warriors started to roar. 322.
In that terrible war, terrible bells started ringing.
On all four sides, chariots with chariots roared.
(They had in their hands) tridents, spears, swords and spears.
Stubborn Rajwadas were making war in anger. 323.
Long guns and elephant-drawn cannons were moving somewhere
And somewhere horse-drawn cannons were spewing fire.
Somewhere Sankha, Bheriyan, Prano (small drum) and Dhol were playing.
Somewhere the warriors were beating their hands on the dolas and (somewhere) the kings were shouting. 324.
Somewhere there was loud banging and banging.
Somewhere the slain warriors and horses were lying on the battlefield.
Somewhere in the war zone, young horsemen were dancing
And somewhere terrible warriors were adorning the battlefield. 325.
Somewhere the horses were lying dead and some where the elephants were lying down.
Somewhere, the warriors with bow ties were lying dead.
Somewhere a heavy Bhupa was flapping its wings and roaring.
Many warriors were lying dead on the battlefield and blood was flowing (from their wounds).326.
twenty four:
Thus when the giants were slain by choice,
(Then) being very angry, others came.
They were adorning themselves by tying the allowance with luck.
Innumerable warriors were moving ahead of the elephants. 327.
(They) had taken with them many horsemen.
(They) marched forth, playing drums and nagares.
They play Sankh, cymbals and drums
The four went with enthusiasm. 328.
Somewhere Doru and somewhere Dugdugi was playing.
The warriors were pounding their sides and rushing into the battle.
Somewhere many murajs, upangs and murlas (were playing).
(Somewhere) drums and cymbals were playing. 329.
Somewhere endless tambourines were playing,
(Somewhere) thousands of beans and flutes were playing.
Endless camels ('Sutri') and elephants ('Feel') mounted on endless nagaras.
And Amit Kanhare (Vishesh Vaje) (were so many that) could not be counted. 330.
When the war was going on like this,
(Then one) day a woman named Dulah (Dei) appeared.
(He) was riding on a lion and (his) banner was adorning,
Seeing whom the giants were running away. 331.
(He) killed many giants as soon as he came
And threw the charioteers as molehill ('prai').
How many flags were cut?
And (many) thighs, feet, head and arms (cut off).332.