Hearing the words of Satyaki, Daruka immediately yoked Krishna's car. That best of cars, adorned with gold, decked with profuse emeralds, and moon-gems and sun-gems furnished with golden wheels, effulgent, fleet as the wind, set in the middle with various other kinds of jewels, beautiful as the morning sun, equipped with a beautiful standard bearing the emblem of Gar::da, and numberless other banners, was yoked with those best of horses quick coursing as thought, viz., Sugriva and Saivya and the other two, in trappings of gold. Having yoked it, О tiger among kings, Daruka with joined palms, informed Krishna of the fact
स सात्यकेराशु वचो निशम्य रथोत्तमं काञ्चनभूषिताङ्गम्। विभूषितं हेमनिबद्धचक्रम्॥ दिवाकरांशुप्रभमाशुगामिन विचित्रनानामणिभूषितान्तरम्। नवोदितं सूर्यमिव प्रतापिनं विचित्रता_ध्वजिनं पताकिनम्॥ मनोजवैः काञ्चनभूषिताङ्गैः। संयुक्तमावेदयदच्युताय कृताञ्जलिर्दारुको राजसिंह॥