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Forty-fourth Chapter
409. Anger was extinguished and remembrance of the Supreme Ones arose in the heart of some warrior at the time of death. What is not achieved by practice? ||23||
Their hearts were pierced by arrows, blood flowed from their mouths, their intestines were pulled out by jackals, and their limbs were torn apart. Many warriors, having fainted from the wind of the vultures' wings, regained consciousness and, having embraced pure faith, attained the path of heroes. ||231-232||
The battlefield was adorned with the blooming lotus-like faces of the heroes who had been cut down by the Chakra weapon. It seemed as if the battlefield was adorned by the dances of the victory goddess of Jayakumar. ||233||
Many servants, overwhelmed by the great favors received from their masters, attained the state of indebtedness by serving their masters with their lives. And many blessed servants, satisfied by giving their lives, made their masters worshipped by the enemy kings and became debt-free. Meaning: Many servants died fighting, and many were fulfilled by killing the enemies. ||234-235||
The arrows released by Jayakumar, who had not given up victory and who resembled blazing meteors in their great brilliance, were falling upon the eight Chandra Vidyadharas simultaneously. ||236||
The Vidyadharas, using their knowledge, stopped the rows of weapons released by Jayakumar. Therefore, they stood burning around them, and they looked as if they were forming a circle around the moons. ||237||
At that time, the son of the first emperor, Bharat, Arkakriti, said to Sunami, the lord of all the Vidyadharas, with great anger, "Destroy all the enemies." ||238||
And Sunamikumar, who destroys the power of the enemies, rained down a shower of arrows in the sky like a rain of fire. ||239||