मथनं दशभिश्चैव शुम्भं पंचभिरेव च । शतेन महिषं क्रुद्धो विव्याधोरसि माधवः
mathanaṃ daśabhiścaiva śumbhaṃ paṃcabhireva ca | śatena mahiṣaṃ kruddho vivyādhorasi mādhavaḥ
Mādhava, murka, menghantam Mathana dengan sepuluh anak panah, Śumbha dengan lima, dan menembus Mahiṣa di dada dengan seratus anak panah.
Sūta (Lomaharṣaṇa) narrating to the sages (deduced)
Scene: Mādhava in a chariot-like stance (or on Garuḍa nearby), loosing rapid volleys: ten arrows at Mathana, five at Śumbha, and a hundred piercing Mahiṣa’s chest; daityas recoil amid dust and flashing weapons.
When adharma becomes entrenched, the divine responds proportionately and decisively to protect cosmic order.
None is named in this verse; it belongs to a martial episode rather than a pilgrimage description.
None.