Prahlada’s Defeat in Battle and Victory through Bhakti (Nara-Narayana Episode)
ततः सुराणां दुन्दुभ्यस् त्ववाद्यन्त महास्वनाः पुष्पवर्षमनौपम्यं मुमुचुः साध्यदैत्ययौः
tataḥ surāṇāṃ dundubhyas tvavādyanta mahāsvanāḥ puṣpavarṣamanaupamyaṃ mumucuḥ sādhyadaityayauḥ
Rồi những trống dundubhi của chư thiên vang rền tiếng lớn, và các Sādhya rải xuống một cơn mưa hoa vô song để tán dương/ban phúc cho các chiến sĩ.
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The cosmos ‘responds’ to dharmic struggle: auspicious sounds and flower-rain depict divine endorsement and the idea that righteous effort is accompanied by subtle supports (anugraha).
Vamśānucarita / episodic narration of conflicts involving devas and daityas; it is a descriptive battle interlude rather than cosmogenesis or manvantara cataloguing.
Drums symbolize proclamation of cosmic importance; flower-rain symbolizes honor and auspiciousness—often used in Purāṇic style to mark extraordinary valor or a turning point in a contest.