Shloka 93
व्यधमत् त्वरया युक्त: क्षपयन् सर्वपार्थिवान् | महाराज! तदनन्तर अर्जुन बड़ी उतावलीके साथ समस्त राजाओंका संहार करते हुए कौरव-सेनाका विनाश करने लगे
sañjaya uvāca | vyadhamat tvarayā yuktaḥ kṣapayan sarvapārthivān | mahārāja! tadanantaram arjunaḥ baḍī utāvalīke sātha samasta rājāoṅkā saṃhāra karate hue kaurava-senākā vināśa karane lage |
Sañjaya sprach: Von Dringlichkeit getrieben, verstärkte er den Angriff und streckte alle Könige nieder. O großer König, danach begann Arjuna in großer Hast das Heer der Kauravas zu vernichten und die versammelten Herrscher zu erschlagen—eine Steigerung der moralischen Tragik des Krieges, in der Pflicht und Verwüstung gemeinsam voranschreiten.
संजय उवाच
Educational Q&A
The verse highlights the grim convergence of dharma and destruction in war: even when a warrior acts with resolve and urgency in what he deems duty, the ethical cost is the mass loss of life—especially of rulers whose fall signals societal collapse.
Sanjaya reports to Dhritarashtra that Arjuna, seized by urgency, intensifies his assault and begins annihilating the Kaurava forces, cutting down many kings and accelerating the devastation on the battlefield.