Mahabharata — Ashvamedhika Parva, Shloka 16
Abhimanyunidhana-prakāśaḥ — Vasudeva–Kṛṣṇa–Subhadrā–Kuntī śoka-saṃvāda
Disclosure and Consolation
स च सेनापरिवृतो द्रोणप्रेप्सुर्महामना: । पितुर्निकारान् संस्मृत्य रणे कर्माकरोन्महत्
sa ca senāparivṛto droṇaprepsur mahāmanāḥ | piturnikārān saṃsmṛtya raṇe karmākaron mahat ||
他被本军环卫，那位高魂的德里什塔丢姆那——一心欲逼近陀罗那——忆起父亲所受的羞辱，遂在鏖战之中行下伟业，奋起惊人的勇力，誓取陀罗那之命。
वासुदेव उवाच
Educational Q&A
The verse highlights how remembrance of dishonor and filial loyalty can become a powerful driver of action in war, but it also implicitly raises an ethical tension: even ‘great deeds’ in battle may be fueled by personal grievance, complicating the moral landscape of dharma in conflict.
Vāsudeva describes Dhṛṣṭadyumna advancing amid his troops with the aim of confronting Droṇa; recalling the insults suffered by his father, he displays extraordinary prowess and accomplishes a significant feat on the battlefield.