एवंविधान् अस्त्रमोहान् विरुद्धान् एव नेतरे । मिथो मायामयान् अग्रे पश्यन्त्य् अनुभवन्ति च
In this way, such mutually opposed weapons of illusion, made of maya, appear and are experienced as confronting each other.
हेतिभारवहास् सिन्धोश् चक्ररक्षास् ततो ऽम्भसा । तृणानीव गताः प्रोह्य रथश् चास्याभवत् प्लुतः
Then, the burden of weapons and the protection of the chariot-wheels were swept away by the water like blades of grass, and her chariot floated.
एतस्मिन्न् अन्तरे सिन्धुर् अस्त्रं सस्मार शोषणम् । आपत्त्राणकरं देवं ददौ च शररूपिणम्
At that moment, Sindhu remembered the weapon of drying up, which brings rescue from calamity, and invoked it in the form of an arrow.
शशामाम्बुमयी माया तेन यामेव भास्वता । ये मृतास् ते मृता एव बभूवुश् शोषिता भुवः
By that radiant weapon, the watery illusion ceased just as night ends; those who had died remained dead, and the earth was dried up.
अथ मूर्खरुषा तुल्यतापस् सन्तापयन् प्रजाः । जजृम्भे जर्जराजीर्णवनविस्तारकर्कशः
Then, with foolish anger, an equal heat arose, tormenting the people, spreading harshly like an old, withered forest.
कचत्कनकनिष्ष्यन्दसुन्दराङ्गच्छविर् दिशाम् । आसीद् राजवरस्त्रीणाम् इवाङ्गोपाङ्गसङ्गिनी
The directions shone with the luster of beautiful limbs, dripping with molten gold, as if adorned by the limbs and ornaments of royal women.
तेन घर्ममयीं मूर्छाम् आजग्मुस् तद्विरोधिनः । ग्रीष्मदावानलोत्तप्ता मृदवः पल्लवा इव
Because of that, those opposed to it fell into a stupor of heat, like tender leaves scorched by the summer forest fire.
विदूरथो रणद्दीर्घतारक्रेङ्कारमानसम् । कोदण्डं कुण्डलीकृत्य पर्जन्यास्त्रम् अथादधे
Then Viduratha, his mind resounding with the long, ringing twang of the bowstring, bent his bow into a circle and invoked the rain-cloud weapon.
उदगुः पङ्क्तयो ऽब्दानां यामिन्य इव सञ्चिताः । तमालविपिनोड्डीनसंरम्भारम्भमन्थराः
Rows of clouds rose up, gathered like nights amassed together, sluggish in their onset, as if stirred by the agitation of the tamala groves.
वासनावारिपूरेण गर्जनोद्दामसञ्चराः । मिहिकामन्थराशेषककुब्मण्डलकुण्डलाः
They moved about with the fullness of water, roaring tumultuously, their circular forms encircling all directions, sluggish with the remnants of mist.
ववुर् आवलितासारा मेघाडम्बरभेदिनः । कीर्णशीकरनीहारहारोदारास् समीरणाः
Winds blew, swirling with showers, breaking through the pomp of the clouds, noble in their coolness, adorned with garlands of scattered spray.
प्रस्फुरुस् त्रस्तसौवर्णसर्पापसरणोपमाः । विद्युतो दिवि दैत्यस्त्रीकटाक्षवलना इव
Lightning flashed, like the sudden movement of frightened golden serpents, or the glances of demon women cast upward into the sky.
जुघूर्णुर् गर्जनोच्छूनप्रतिश्रुद्घनकन्दराः । दिशश् चलितमातङ्गसिंहर्क्षवनघर्घराः
The mountains shook, echoing with thunder, like the roaring of herds of elephants, lions, and bears moving through the forests in all directions.
महामुसुलधाराभिः पेतुर् आसारवृष्टयः । कष्टटाङ्कारकठिनाः कृतान्तस्येव दृष्टयः
Torrential rains fell in great streams, harsh as the gaze of Death, with a crashing sound like the striking of hard iron.
उदभूत् प्रथमं बाष्प उष्णोष्णो ऽद्रिनिभो भुवः । पातालाद् अभ्रवृन्दानां युद्धायेवाभ्रविभ्रमाः
At first, a hot, mountain-like vapor arose from the earth; as if clouds from the netherworld were stirred up for battle, the clouds whirled in confusion.
ततो निमेषमात्रेण प्रशेमुर् मृगतृष्णिकाः । परबोधरसापूरैर् यथा संसारवासनाः
Then, in the blink of an eye, the mirages faded away, just as worldly desires vanish when filled with the nectar of supreme knowledge.
आसीत् पङ्काङ्कम् अखिलं भूमण्डलम् असञ्चरम् । पूरितः पूर्णधाराभिस् सिन्धुस् सिन्धुम् इवाम्बुना
The entire earth became covered in mud, unmoving; filled with streams pouring forth, like an ocean overflowing with water.
वायव्यम् अस्त्रम् असृजद् घूर्णिताकाशकोटरम् । कल्पान्तनृत्तसंपन्नरणद्भैरवभीषणम्
He released the wind weapon, which whirled through the sky's expanse; dreadful and terrifying, like the dance of destruction at the end of an age.
ववुर् अशनिनिपातपिण्डिताङ्गा दलितशिलाशकलाः ककुम्मुखेषु । प्रलयसमयसूचका भटानां कृतकटुटाङ्कृतटङ्किनस् समीराः
Winds blew, their bodies struck by falling thunderbolts, shattered fragments of rocks flying in the mountain caves; fierce gusts, marked by signs of doom, battered the warriors, making them grim and scarred.
ववुर् वलितनीहारा विकीर्णघनपल्लवाः । वायवो धूतवृक्षौघाः पतनोत्पाटनोद्भटाः
Winds blew, twisting the mist and scattering dense foliage; they shook masses of trees, violently uprooting and hurling them down.
विकुट्टिताटवीषण्डाश् श्वभ्रभित्तिविभेदिनः । तेनातिभीमवातेन विदूरथरथो ऽप्य् अथ
Forests were torn apart, cliffs split open; by that exceedingly fierce wind, even Viduratha's chariot was thrown about.
उह्यमानो ऽभवन् नद्या यथा जर्जरपल्लवः । विदूरथो ऽथ तत्याज पर्वतास्त्रं महास्त्रवित्
He was tossed about like a battered branch in a river; then Viduratha, the master of great weapons, abandoned the mountain weapon.
व्योमापि घनतां येन समाधातुम् इवोद्यतम् । तेन शैलास्त्रघातेन विरराम समीरणः
The wind, which seemed intent on making the sky dense, ceased due to the blow of mountain weapons.
शमं च तेन शान्तेन प्रययौ वायुना यतः । अन्तरिक्षगता वृक्षपङ्क्तयः पतिता भुवि
With that wind now calmed, tranquility prevailed, and the rows of trees suspended in the air fell to the earth.
नानाजनाशनव्यूहे काकानाम् इव कोटयः । शेमुश् शीत्कारडक्कारभाक्कारोक्कारका दिशाम्
In the array of various people-devouring formations, countless crows gathered, uttering cries, shrieks, and howls in all directions.
प्रलापा इव विध्वस्तप्रथाः पवनवीरुधाम् । गिरीन् अपश्यन् नभसः पततः पर्णपत्त्रवत्
The uproar of the wind-torn trees sounded like incoherent babbling, and they saw mountains falling from the sky like leaves from branches.
सिन्धुस् सिन्धुर् इवोत्पन्नान् मैनाकादीन् इतस् ततः । वज्रास्त्रम् असृजद् दीप्तं तेरुर् वज्रघनास् ततः
Rivers, like the ocean, arose here and there, along with Mainaka and other mountains; then they unleashed a blazing thunderbolt weapon, and thunderclouds roared.
पिबन्तो ऽद्रीन् प्रतिगिरं वह्निदाहाद् इवाग्नयः । ते गिरीणां पुरीणां च कोटितुण्डावखण्डनैः
Like fires consuming mountains with their flames, they shattered the peaks and cities of the mountains with countless blows.
शिरांसि शातयाम् आसुः फलानीवोल्बनानिलाः । विदूरथो ऽथ वज्रास्त्रशान्त्यै ब्रह्मास्त्रम् अभ्यदात्
They split the summits as fierce winds scatter fruits; then Viduratha, to pacify the thunderbolt weapon, invoked the Brahma weapon.
ततो ब्रह्मास्त्रवज्रास्त्रे समं प्रशमम् आगते । श्यामाश्यामं पिशाचास्त्रम् अथ सिन्धुर् अचोदयत्
When both the Brahma weapon and the thunderbolt weapon were subdued together, Sindhu then activated the dark, ghastly demon weapon.