Sankha

Jumping down from his car thus deprived of steeds, and taking a sword, Sankha ran towards Vibhatsu's car and

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Then Arjuna, quickly advancing, placed himself in front of Sankha, thinking that

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Bharadwaja, excited with wrath, quickly shot at Sankha in that encounter, an arrow resembling a snake of virulent poison.

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Uttamaujas, and Virata and Drupada who are equal in battle unto Bhishma and Drona; and the mighty-armed Sankha, and Hidimva's son of great might; and this latter's son Anjanparvan endued with great strength and prowess; and Sini's descendant of mighty arms and well-versed in battle, and the mighty Abhimanyu and the five sons of Draupadi!

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Struck with that arrow of Bharadwaja's son, Sankha speedily fell down from his car, his bow and arrows loosened from his grasp in the very presence of his sire.

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Sankha, that grinder of hostile ranks ever delighting in battle, beholding Salya stationed with Kritavarman (on his car), suddenly blazed up with wrath, like fire with clarified butter.

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Danavas called Kalakanja; and Suhanu and Durmukha and Sankha and Sumanas and also Sumati; and Ghatodara, and Mahaparswa, and Karthana and also

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Sankha and Padma, in their personified forms, accompanied by all the jewels of the earth (also in their personified forms) worship Kuvera. '

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Meghasandhi, Virata with his two sons Sankha and Uttara, Vardhakshemi,

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Bhishma, roaring like the very clouds, and taking up a bow full six cubits long, rushed towards Sankha in battle.

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