They were cut into pieces and their elephants were severed.(7)
Many protect the wounds (of the enemy) in the oat (of the shields) and how many enter (the battle).
Many people get sick after listening to the deadly raga.
Many cowards are fleeing and how many warriors are beaten.
Many horses have been killed and crores of chariots have been looted.8.
Somewhere slain warriors ('jebe' 'zibah') lie and somewhere horses are killed.
Somewhere Diti Aditi's big sons (heroic sons) have fallen down on the ground after eating ghumeris.
Many heroes have gone away with wounds
And many great heroes are adorning the battlefield. 9.
From here the sun and from there the moon are angry.
Here, the Sun and there, the Moon was raiding, and Indra, along with his army, had ventured too.
There, the mighty Buddha (god) is holding a flag
On the one side Buddha with a flag had come and on that side Kaal was striving.(10)
From one side Brahamputra was shooting in and from the other
Shankar Acharya was leaping in anger.
Some were throwing arrows and some were chanting.
Some were writing and some recoun ting.(11)
Somewhere swords are being sharpened and somewhere arrows are being shot.
Somewhere slings, gouges and balls are being raised.
Somewhere Mugdars are standing and somewhere arrows are being shot.
Somewhere, the heroes are turning the faces of the heroes (that is, they are breaking the mouth). 12.
Somewhere Chhatradharis (kings) are fighting and somewhere the umbrellas are broken.
Somewhere good horses and armor of kings are lying.
Some are trapped with nooses and some are being thoroughly shaken.
Somewhere (heroes) have been released soon and some young soldiers have been released. 13.
Somewhere the heroes are dyed in the color of blood.
Somewhere, the surviving Banka brave horses dance around.
Terrible roars and loud blasts are playing.
On this side there are gods and giants are roaring. 14.
The great terrible death raga is resounding.
Song of death was prevailing but Sunbh and NiSunbh were fully alert.
Both were fighting hard, as anyone who showed his back would get
ignominy in the eyes of his mother.(15)
There are many weapons in the Ghamsan war.
Here the gods are angry and there they (demons) are defiant.
The two brothers are joined, who (of them) can escape.
(Whoever) runs away, his mother will be ashamed. 16.
Both brothers are fighting, which brother loses.
True, they will die, but they will not stand back.
Chhatris are filled with rage and Maha Rudra is dancing.
There has been a very terrible war and many weapons have fallen. 17.
Stubborn warriors are stubborn
And the Great War bearers ('Saudi') are raging.
Battles of great tridents and saihathis are taking place.
Here are the giants and there are the gods. 18.
Here the gods are getting angry and there the demons are getting angry.
On one side the gods were getting irritated and on the other side the
gods were keeping their feet firmly on the ground.
Vishnu recited such an incantation, that he, himself, tUrned into a pretty lady.(19)
Vishnu ('Kanhai'-Kanh) assumed the form of Maha Mohini.
He disguised as a great enticer; any body who looked at him was fascinated.
On one side were the gods and the other devils.
Both, being allured by her looks, abandoned fighting.(20)
Dohira
(At the time ofthe distribution), The toxins and the Moon were given to Shiva,
And Airawat elephants, imaginative-tree and legendry horse were given to Lord Indra for consolation.(21)
Kaostic Mani (pearl out of sea), and the Lakhshmi (the woman), he (Shiva) took over for himself.
The gods were bestowed with the nectar, and the wine was handed over to the devils.(22)
twenty four:
Taking Rambha (Apachara) and Dhanantari (Veda).
Given for the happiness of the world.
(He) took out three more jewels.
(To whom did they give it) Go and see, dear ones. 23.
Self:
Seeing his image, the gods and demons forgot their sorrow and became happy.
Both of them put an end to the quarrel and the auspicious Vishnu (meaning Maha Mohani) was liked by all.
Even the elephant, the parrot, the moon, the lion and Kama deva (seeing him) lost their pride.
What he (Maha Mohini) gave, everyone took it with a smile and no one took a weapon in his hand. 24.
Bhujang Verse:
Lured by her charm, both the gods and the devils shed their afflictions.
Enticed by her, they all ignored their grievances and quarrels.
Elephant, parrots, Moon, lions and the Cupid cast off their egos.