Mahabharata — Adi Parva, Shloka 50
ततोअर्जुनो वेगवद्धिज्वलिताग्रैरजिद्ागै: । शरैर्विध्वंसयामास गिरे: शृड़ं सहस्रधा,यह देख अर्जुनने प्रज्वलित नोकवाले वेगवान् एवं सीधे जानेवाले बाणोंद्वारा उस पर्वत-शिखरको हजारों टुकड़े करके गिरा दिया
tato 'rjuno vegavaddhijvalitāgrair ajidāgaiḥ | śarair vidhvaṃsayāmāsa gireḥ śṛṅgaṃ sahasradhā ||
阿周那见状，便以疾如风的利箭，箭镞炽燃、直取其的，将那山峰击碎成千片，使之轰然坠落。
वैशम्पायन उवाच
Educational Q&A
The verse highlights the disciplined potency of skill (śaurya and astravidyā): when power is precisely directed, it can remove even seemingly immovable obstacles. Ethically, it implies that extraordinary capability should be exercised with purpose and control, not mere display.
Vaiśampāyana narrates that Arjuna releases swift, straight-flying, blazing-tipped arrows and pulverizes a mountain summit into countless pieces, causing it to fall—demonstrating his overwhelming archery in the course of the episode.