Hospitality at Gauramukha’s Hermitage and the Power of the Wish-Fulfilling Jewel
द्वन्द्वान्यनेकानि तथैव युद्धे द्रवन्ति शूराः परिभर्त्सयन्तः । विभीषणं निर्गतचापमार्गं बभूव बाहुप्रभवं सुघोरम् ॥ ११.८४ ॥
dvandvāny anekāni tathaiva yuddhe dravanti śūrāḥ paribhartsayantaḥ | vibhīṣaṇaṃ nirgata-cāpa-mārgaṃ babhūva bāhu-prabhavaṃ sughoram || 11.84 ||
ในศึกนั้นการประลองเดี่ยวมากมายก็ปะทุขึ้น เหล่าวีรชนรุกคืบพร้อมตะโกนเย้ยหยัน ครั้นแล้วต่อวิภีษณะผู้ก้าวออกสู่แนววิถีลูกศร ก็ปรากฏอาวุธอันน่าสยดสยองยิ่ง ซึ่งเกิดจากกำลังแขน
Varāha (default frame; speaker not explicit in excerpt)
It reflects a Purāṇic-style retelling that adopts epic martial conventions (duels, taunts, missile imagery), illustrating how Purāṇas preserve and reframe earlier narrative materials for later audiences.
No specific geographic toponym is named in this verse; it is a battlefield setting without explicit location markers in the given line.
Implicitly, it presents the martial ethos of valor and confrontation (śūrāḥ, dvandvāni), while also foregrounding the dangers of escalation through taunts and weapon-trajectory exposure.
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