All the gods together reflected on this issued and went towards the milk-ocean.
There they eulogized KAL, the destroyer Lord and received the following message.3.
The Destroyer Lord said, “ A sage named Yamadagni abides on the earth, who always gets up to destroy the sins by his virtuous deeds.
“O Vishnu, manifested yourself in his house and destroy the enemies of India.”4.
BHUJANG PRAYAAT STANZA
Hail, hail to the incarnation-like sage Yamadagni, through whose wife Renuka was born the wearer of armour and carrier of axe (that is Parashurama)
He manifested himself as death for the Kshatriyas and destroyed the king named Sahasrabadhu.5.
I have not the requisite wisdom to describe the whole story, therefore fearing lest it may not become voluminous, I say it very briefly:
The Kshatriya king had been intoxicated with pride and in order to destroy them, Parashurama held up the axe in his hand.6.
Nandini, the wish-fulfilling cow like the daughter of Yamadagni and the Kshatriya Sahasrabahu had got tired in begging it from the sage.
Ultimately, he snatched away the cow and killed Yamadagni and in order to wreak his vengeance, Parashurama destroyed all the Kshatriya kings.7.
Form the very childhood Parashurama had been quite inquisitive in his mind about the identity of the killer of his father
And when he came to know that it was the king Sahasrabahu, he moved towards his place with his arms and weapons.8.
Parashurama said to the king, “O king how hast thou killed my father?
Now I want to wage war with you in order to kill you”
He also said, “O fool, hold your weapons, otherwise forsaking them, run away from this place.”9.
Hearing these ironical words, the king was filled with fury and holding his weapons in his hands, got up like a lion.
He came to the arena of battle with determination, knowing that the Brahmin Parashurama was desirous of fighting with him on the same day.10.
Hearing the furious words of the king, his warriors in great ire, decorating themselves (with their weapon) marched forward
Holding firmly their tridents, lances, maces etc., the great canopied kings moved forward for waging war.11.
NARAAJ STANZA
Holding their swords in their hands, the mighty warriors marched forward with loud shouts
They uttered “kill, kill” and their arrows were drinking blood.12.
Wearing their armour and holding their daggers, the warriors in great ire moved forward.
The blows of whips horses produced knocking sounds and thousands of arrows flew out (from the bows).13.
RASAAVAL STANZA