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## The Supreme Formation
The Chakravyuha, crafted by the clever Jarasandha, stood resplendent, a source of pride for his army and fear for the enemy. ||11||
Witnessing this formation, Vasudeva, the master strategist, countered with the Garuda Vyūha to break it. ||12||
At the very mouth of this Garuda, stood fifty lakh Yadava Kumaras, valiant warriors, each wielding diverse weapons. ||13||
On its head, stood the mighty Balarama and Krishna, invincible heroes, steadfast like mountains. ||114||
Akrura, Kumuda, Vira, Saran, Vijaya, Jaya, Padma, Jaratkumara, Sumukha, Durmukha, Madanvega's son, the mighty charioteer Dridhamusti, Viduratha, and Anaavrusti, all sons of Vasudeva, were positioned as rearguards to protect Balarama and Krishna's chariots. Bhoja, accompanied by a crore chariots, stood at the Garuda's back. ||115-117||
To protect Bhoja, Dharana, Sagara, and other valiant warriors were stationed. ||118||
On the right wing of the Garuda, stood Samudravijaya, surrounded by his mighty sons and a vast army. ||119||
Protecting this wing were the cunning, enemy-slaying Satyanemi, Mahanemi, Dridhanemi, Sunemi, the mighty charioteer Nami, Jayasena, Mahijaya, Tejasena, Jaya, Sena, Naya, Megha, Mahadyuti, and ten other Yadava kings, along with hundreds of other renowned kings, all accompanied by twenty-five lakh chariots. ||120-122||
On the left wing, stood Balarama's sons, the Pandavas, great souls and masters of warfare. ||123||
Near them stood Ulmuka, Nishadha, Prakrididyuti, Satyaki, Shatrudamana, Shridhvaja, Dhruva, King Dasharatha, Devananda, Shantanu, Ananda, Mahananda, Chandrananda, Mahabala, Prithu, Shatadhanu, Vipruthu, Yashodhana, Dridhabandha, and the best of all weapon-bearers. ||124-126||
Outside, numerous kings stood in various formations. ||110||
Thus, the Chakravyuha, crafted by the four clever kings, filled with pride for their own army and fear for the enemy, stood resplendent. ||111||