Shloka 11
Gadā-yuddhe Bhīma–Duryodhanayoḥ Tumulaḥ Saṃprahāraḥ
Mace-duel’s intense exchange
नीचे धूल और कंकड़की वर्षा करती हुई रूखी हवा चलने लगी। पर्वतोंके शिखर टूट- टूटकर पृथ्वीपर गिरने लगे
nīce dhūla-kaṅkaḍa-vṛṣṭiṃ kurvatī rūkṣā vāyur vavau | parvatānāṃ śikhārāṇi bhagna-bhagnāni pṛthivyāṃ nipetuḥ |
三阇耶说道：一阵粗厉而干燥的狂风刮起，卷落尘土与碎石如雨。群山之巅崩裂，反复碎断，坠落大地——这不祥的自然动荡，正映照着战争中道德与兵戈秩序的紊乱。
संजय उवाच
Educational Q&A
The verse underscores a Mahābhārata motif: when adharma intensifies, nature itself appears disturbed. Such portents function as ethical commentary—warning that violence and moral collapse reverberate beyond human society into the cosmic order.
Sañjaya reports terrifying natural phenomena: a rough wind drives dust and pebbles like rain, and mountain summits fracture and fall to the ground. The scene heightens the sense of impending catastrophe on the battlefield.