ततोंऽधकाश्च भोजाश्च शिनयो वृष्णयस्तदा । न्यघ्नन्नन्योन्यमाक्रन्दैर्मुशलैः कालप्रेरिताः
tatoṃ'dhakāśca bhojāśca śinayo vṛṣṇayastadā | nyaghnannanyonyamākrandairmuśalaiḥ kālapreritāḥ
Then the Andhakas, the Bhojas, the Śinis, and the Vṛṣṇis—driven onward by Time—began to strike one another down with club-like weapons amid cries and tumult.
Sūta (Lomaharṣaṇa/ Ugraśravas), narrating
When dharma collapses, society turns against itself; Kāla uses inner discord as the instrument of downfall.
Prabhāsa-kṣetra, whose māhātmya preserves this event as part of its sacred-historical identity.
None; the verse is narrative, emphasizing Kāla’s compulsion and mutual destruction.