The son of Pandu severed in the field of battle, with his broad-headed, razor-like and crescent-shaped arrows, as well as with those equipt with the teeth of calves, the best of horses yoked to the cars, drivers, standards, bows and arrows, hands and the weapons held in the hands, the arms and heads of heroic warriors of the side of the enemies, who were fighting against him.
धुर्यान् धुर्यगतान् सूतान् ध्वजो श्वापानिसायकान्। पाणीन् पाणिगतं शस्त्रं बाहूनपि शिरांसि च॥ भल्लैः क्षुरैरर्धचन्द्रैर्वत्सदन्तैश्च पाण्डवः। चिच्छेदमित्रवीराणां समरे प्रतियुध्यताम्॥