Shloka 19
ततः सर्वस्य रज्गस्य हाहाकारो महानभूत् । साधुवादानुसम्बद्धः सूर्य श्षास्तमुपागमत्,यह सुनकर समूचे रंगमण्डपमें दुर्योधनको मिलने-वाले साधुवादके साथ ही (युद्धकी सम्भावनासे) महान् हाहाकार मच गया। इतनेमें ही सूर्यदेव अस्ताचलको चले गये
tataḥ sarvasya raṅgasya hāhākāro mahān abhūt | sādhuvādānusambaddhaḥ sūryaḥ śāstam upāgamat ||
ثم ارتفع في أرجاء الحلبة كلها ضجيجٌ عظيم—مختلطٌ بالهتاف والتصفيق استحسانًا (لدوريودَهانا)، ومظلَّلٌ باحتمال اندلاع القتال. وفي تلك الأثناء كانت الشمس تميل إلى الغروب، متجهةً نحو الأفق الغربي.
वैशम्पायन उवाच
Educational Q&A
Public praise and spectacle can intensify rivalry; collective emotion in an assembly may quickly turn into agitation, hinting at how pride and factional approval can propel society toward conflict.
In the arena, loud acclamations—associated with Duryodhana—blend with a widespread uproar, suggesting rising tension and the possibility of war; at the same time, the sun sets, marking the close of the day and symbolically underscoring the gathering darkness of discord.