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## The Second Chapter of the Sarga
The sons of Jarasandha, filled with anger, engaged in a fierce battle with the Yadavas. They fought valiantly, their chariots and other vehicles clashing in a symphony of war. ||28||
Kalayavana, the eldest son of Jarasandha, approached like Yama himself. Mounted on his elephant, Malaya, he fought with great ferocity. ||29||
Among the Yadavas, there were Sahadev, Dhrumsen, Dhrum, Jalachitra, Chitraketu, Dhanurdhar, Mahijay, Bhanu, Kanchanrath, Durdhar, Gandhamadana, Simhank, Chitramali, Mahipal, Brihaddhwaj, Suvir, Adityanag, Satyastva, Sudarshan, Dhanapal, Shatanik, Mahashukra, Mahavasu, Virakhya, Gangadatta, Pravar, Parthiv, Chitraangad, Vasugiri, Sriman, Singhkati, Sphut, Meghnad, Mahanad, Singhanad, Vasudhvaj, Vajranabha, Mahabahu, Jitshatru, Purandar, Ajit, Ajitshatru, Devanand, Shatadrut, Mandar, Himavan, Vidyutketu, Mali, Karkotak, Hrishikesh, Devadatta, Dhananjaya, Sagar, Swarnabahu, Madyavan, Achyut, Durjay, Durmukha, Vasuki, Kambal, Trishiras, Dharana, Malyavan, Sambhava, Mahapadma, Mahanag, Mahaseen, Mahajay, Vasav, Varuna, Shatanik, Bhaskar, Garutman, Venudari, Vasuveg, Shashiprabo, Varuna, Adityadharma, Vishnuswami, Sahasradik, Ketumali, Mahamali, Chandradev, Brihadbali, Sahasrarashmi, and Achishman. All these sons of Jarasandha attacked with great might. ||30-40||
In the midst of the battle, where men, elephants, horses, and chariots lay scattered, Kalayavana was surrounded by the sons of Vasudeva. ||41||
A fierce battle ensued between the Yadava princes and Kalayavana, each side seeking glory and hurling insults at the other. ||42||
Kalayavana, in his arrogance, used his chakra, naracha, and other weapons to sever the heads of many Yadava princes. The earth was stained with their blood, resembling a field of lotuses. ||43||
Seeing this, the prince Saran, filled with rage, struck Kalayavana with his sword, sending him to the abode of Yama. ||44||
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