Are only dreaming about your victory over the lion.1846.
DOHRA
“The warriors on whose strength you are fighting, they have all fled away
Therefore O fool! either run away while fighting or fall down at the feet of Krishna.”1847.
Speech of Jarasandh addressed to Balram:
DOHRA
What happened, all the heroes on my side have died in the war.
“What if the warriors of my side have been killed, the tasks of the warriors are fighting, dying or gaining victory.”1848.
SWAYYA
Saying this, in great fury, the king shot an arrow towards Balram
Which when hit him, gave him extreme agony
Fainted and fell down in the chariot. The poet (Shyam) has compared him like this.
He became unconscious and fell in his chariot as if the snake-like arrow had stung him and he had fallen down forgetting his wealth and home.1849.
When Balram regained consciousness, he became extremely enraged
He caught hold of his huge mace and got ready again in the battlefield in order to kill the enemy
The poet Shyam says, got down from the chariot and went on foot and thus went.
Leaving his chariot, he ran away even on foot and none could see him except the king.1850.
Seeing Balarama coming, then the king is enraged.
Seeing Balram coming, the king got enraged and pulling his bow with his hand, he got ready for war
(Balram who) had brought a mace like lightning, with a single arrow has cut him down.
He intercepted the mace coming like lightning and in this way, the hope of Balram for killing the enemy was shattered.1851.
When the king intercepted the mace, then Balram took up his sword and shield
He marched forward to kill the enemy fearlessly
The king seeing him coming showered his arrows and thundered
He cut the shield of Balram into one hundred parts and the sword into three parts.1852.
(When) the shield was cut and the sword was also cut, (at that time) Sri Krishna saw Balarama in such a state.
Krishna saw Balram with his broken shield and sword and on this side, the king Jarasandh thought of killing him at the same instant
Then Krishna moved forward for fighting, holding his discus
According to the poet Ram, he began to challenge the king for fighting.1853.
Hearing the challenge of Krishna, the king marched forward for waging war
He got enraged and fitted his arrow in his bow
A heavy armor was adorned on (his) body, such a wish arose in the mind of the poet.
Because of the thick armour on his body, the king Jarasandh appeared like Ravana falling on Ram, being highly enraged in the war.1854.
(When) the king appeared before Sri Krishna, Shyam ji took hold of the bow.
Seeing the king coming in front of him, Krishna held up his bow and came before the king fearlessly
Pulling the bow upto his ear, he shot his arrow on the canopy of the enemy and in an instant, the canopy fell down and broke into bits
It seemed that Rahu had broken the moon into fragments.1855.
With the chopping down of the canopy, the king got highly infuriated
And he, looking towards Krishna with evil glance, took his dreadful bow in his hand
He began to pull the bow with force, but his hand trembled and the bow could not be pulled
At the same time, Krishna with his bow and arrows intercepted with jerk the bow of Jarasandh.1856.
(When) Sri Krishna cut the bow (of Jarasandha) then the king became angry in his heart.
When Krishna intercepted the bow or Jarasandh, he, getting, enraged and challenging, took his sword in his hand and fell upon the enemy’s army
(Then) shield with shield and kirpan with kirpan thus tangled and rattled in the battle-field,
The shield collided with the shield and the sword with the sword in such a way as if straw were producing a cracking sound on burning, having been set on fire in the forest.1857.
Someone, getting wounded, was roaming, thworing away blood and someone was roaming without head, becoming only a headless trunk
Seeing which the cowards are getting frightened
Some of the warriors, leaving the war-fray are running away