There was a warrior named Ajaib Khan in the army of Krishna, he came and confronted the king Anag Singh, he did not retrace his steps from the battlefield, and greatly infuriated,
He struck a blow with his sword on Ajaib Khan
His head was chopped, but his headless trunk began to fight, then he fell down on the ground like a huge tree broken and fallen by raging storm.1150.
Seeing such a condition of Ajaib Khan, the mind of Ghairat Khan was filled with rage
He caused his chariot to be driven and fearlessly fell upon the enemy
Both the mighty warriors fought a dreadful battle taking swords in their hands
They looked like tow elephants fighting with each other in the forest.1151.
Nagat Khan grabbed the spear and drove it towards the enemy warrior with force.
Holding his lance in his hand, Ghairat Khan threw it on the enemy which was intercepted and thrown on the ground by Anag Singh with his sword, moving like lightning
He (the enemy) got angry because he did not attack (he) took hold of the second spear and threw it at the enemy.
That lance did not strike the enemy, but he discharged a second lance like an aerial bomb shot in the sky.1152.
Seeing the second spear coming, the mighty king cut it and dropped it on the ground.
The second lance was also intercepted and thrown on the ground by the king and threw his lance in great fury on Ghairat Khan,
Which hit him on his face
The blood gushed out like the fire of anger moving out of the heart.1153.
DOHRA
He died and fell on the ground and his consciousness ended
He appeared like the sun coming down from the sky on the earth out of fear.1154.
SWAYYA
The poet Shyam (says) Lord Krishna, full of wrath, spoke thus in the Rann-bhoomi,
Then Krishna said this in rage, “Who is this heroic fighter who has killed all the warriors and thrown them on the ground according to his heart’s desire?
“I know that fearing him, you are not catching your bows and arrows in your hands
In my opinion you may all go to your homes, because your audacity seems to have ended.”1155.
When Sri Krishna told them thus, (then) all of them got angry and took up their bows and arrows.
When Krishna uttered these words, all of them took up their bows and arrows and thinking of their courage they gathered together and marched forward for war
(Everywhere) the sound of 'kill-kill' is heard, they killed that enemy (who) came and stood still.
They killed everyone who confronted them while shouting “Kill, Kill”, the king Jarasandh saw this terrible war being fought from both sides.1156.
A big strong man (named Sujan) led the horse with a sword in his hand.
One of the mighty warriors, holding his sword in his hand, caused his horse to run and killing fifty soldiers, he challenged Anag Singh from this side,
Sujan Singh rushed and struck a blow on the king which was obstructed by him on his shield with his left hand
With his right hand the king chopped the head of Sujan Singh with his sword.1157.
DOHRA
When at that place Anag Singh killed Sujan (name) Surma
When Anag Singh killed Sujan Singh, the Yadava army then highly infuriated, fell upon the forces of the enemy.1158.
SWAYYA
The full warriors of the lodge have fallen with fear and are not afraid of the enemy and have come and fought.
The warriors filled with the sense of shame fell upon the army and shouted in rage, “Now we shall definitely kill Anag,”
They challenged him taking their lances, swords, maces, spears etc, in their hands
The poet Ram says that the strings of innumerable bows were pulled.1159.
On this side Anag Singh also in great fury took up his bow and arrows and his eyes became red
Shouting “Kill, Kill” he discharged his arrows on the hearts of his enemies,
With whose penetration someone was killed, someone was wounded and someone ran away from the battlefield
Those who in their pride came to fight, the war became more dreadful on their arrival.1160.
Sataka, Balarama and Basudeva (adik) sitting on the chariots all run away.
Balram, Vasudev, Satyam etc., marched forward and Udhava and Akrur etc. also for war-arena
Surrounded by them, the king (Anag Singh) was adorning himself like this and the warriors were getting angry seeing his image.
Besieged by all of them, the king Anag Singh appears like sun surrounded by clouds in the rainy season.1161.
Balram took his plough in his hand and killed all the four horses of the enemy