Mahapurana Part 2 Adipurana Part 2

SR No.: 002723
Original Sutra Author: Jinsenacharya
Author: Pannalal Jain
Publisher: Bharatiya Gyanpith
Publication Year: 1951
Total Pages: 568
Language: Hindi
Classification: Book_Devnagari, Mythology, & Story
File Size: 15 MB

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महापुराणम् मालिनी
अथ रथपरिवृत्त्यं सारथौ कृच्छ्रकृच्छ्रात् विषमवलन' भुग्नग्रीवमश्वानुत्सौ । धुवति मरुति मन्दं वीचिबेगोपशान्ते शिबिरमभिनिधीनामीशिता सम्प्रतस्थे ॥ २०४ ॥ कथमपि रथचक्रं सारयित्वाम्बुरुद्धम् " प्रवहणकृतकोपान् वाजिनोऽनुप्रसाध्य' । रथमधि जलमब्धौ चोदयामास सूतो जलधिरपि नृपानुव्रज्ययेवोच्चचाल ॥ २०५ ॥ श्रयमयमुदभारो' वारिराशेर्वरूथं स्थगयति रथवेगादेष भिन्नोमिरब्धिः । इति किल तटसद्भिस्तकर्यमाणो रथोऽयं जवनतुरगकृष्ट : १० प्राप पारेसमुद्रम् ॥ २०६॥
शिखरिणी
तरङ्गात्यस्तोऽयं २३ समघटितसर्वाङ्गघटनो रथः क्षेमात् प्राप्तो रथचरण" हेतिश्च कुशली । तुरङगा धौताङगा जलधिसलिलै रक्षतखुरा महत्पुण्यं जिष्णोरिति किल जजल्पुस्तटजुषः १५ ॥२०७॥ नृपैर्गङगाद्वारे प्रणतमणिमौयपतकरैः श्रधस्तात्तद्वेद्याः सजयजयघोषे रधिकृतैः १९ । बहिर्द्वारं?" सैन्यैर्युगपदसकृद्घोषितजयः विभुर्दृष्टः प्रापत् स्वशिबिर बहिस्तोरणभुवम् ॥ २०८ ॥
अथानन्तर - जब सारथिने बड़ी कठिनाईसे रथ लौटानेके लिये विषम रूप से घूमनेके कारण गलेको कुछ टेढ़ा कर घोड़ोंको हांका, मन्द मन्द वायु बहने लगा और लहरोंका वेग शान्त हो गया तब निधियोंके स्वामी भरतने छावनीकी ओर प्रस्थान किया || २०४ || पानीसे रुके हुए रथके पहियोंको किसी तरह बाहर निकालकर और बार बार हांकने अथवा बोझ धारण करनेके कारण कुपित हुए घोड़ोंको प्रसन्न कर सारथि समुद्र में जलके भीतर ही रथ चला रहा था, और वह समुद्र भी उस रथके पीछे पीछे जानेके लिये ही मानो उछल रहा था ॥ २०५ ॥ अरे, यह समुद्रकी बड़ी भारी लहर रथकी छतरीको अवश्य ही ढक लेगी और इधर रथके वेग से समुद्र की लहरें भी फट गई हैं इस प्रकार किनारे पर खड़े हुए लोग जिसके विषय में अनेक प्रकारके तर्क-वितर्क कर रहे हैं ऐसा वह वेगशाली घोड़ोंसे खींचा हुआ रथ समुद्र के किनारे पर आ पहुंचा || २०६ || जिसके समस्त अंगोंकी रचना एक समान सुन्दर है ऐसा यह रथ लहरों को उल्लंघन करता हुआ कुशलतापूर्वक किनारे तक आ गया है, चक्ररत्नको धारण करनेवाले चक्रवर्ती भरत भी सकुशल आ गये हैं और समुद्रके जलसे जिनके समस्त अंग धुल गये हैं तथा जिनके खुर भी नहीं घिसे हैं ऐसे घोड़े भी राजी खुशी आ पहुंचे हैं । अहा ! विजयी चक्रवर्तीका बड़ा भारी पुण्य है, इस प्रकार किनारे पर खड़े हुए लोग परस्परमें वार्तालाप कर रहे थे । ॥२०७॥ जो वेदी के नीचे गङ्गाद्वारपर नियुक्त किये गये हैं, जिन्होंने नवाये हुए मणिमय मुकुटों पर अपने अपने हाथ जोड़कर रखे हैं और जो जय जय शब्दका उच्चारण कर रहे हैं ऐसे राजा लोग, तथा दरवाजेके बाहर एक साथ बार बार जयघोष करनेवाले सैनिक लोग जिसे देख
१ परिवर्तनाय | २ विषमाकर्षणकुटिलग्रीवं यथा भवति तथा । ३ प्रेरितमिच्छौ सति । ६ तीरस्थैः । द्वितीयातत्पुरुषः । १५ तटसेविनः ।
४ गमयित्वा । ५ प्रेरण । ६ प्रसादं नीत्वा । ७ अनुगमनेन । ८ जलसमूहः ।
१० वेगाश्वाकृष्ट: । ११ समुद्रस्य पारम् । १२ तरङ्गान् त्यस्तः तरङ्गात्यस्तः इति वररुचिना तथैवोक्तत्वात् । १३ समानं यथा भवति तथा घटित । १४ चक्रायुधः । तीरस्था इत्यर्थः । १६ अधिकारिभिः । १७ द्वारस्य बाह्ये |

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Mahapuraanam Maalini
Then, with great difficulty, the charioteer, due to the uneven turning, drove the horses with their necks bent. The gentle wind blew, the waves calmed down, and the lord of the treasures, Bharata, set out towards his camp. || 204 || Somehow, having pulled the chariot wheels out of the water, and having appeased the horses, who were angry due to the repeated driving or carrying of the load, the charioteer drove the chariot through the water. The ocean, as if following the king, also surged. || 205 || "Oh, this huge mass of water will surely cover the chariot's canopy, and the waves of the ocean are breaking due to the speed of the chariot." Thus, the people standing on the shore were debating, when the chariot, pulled by swift horses, reached the other side of the ocean. || 206 || This chariot, with all its parts perfectly constructed, has crossed the waves and reached the shore safely. The wheel-wielding king Bharata has also arrived safely. The horses, whose bodies are washed by the water of the ocean and whose hooves are not worn out, have also arrived happily. "Ah! The victorious king has great merit," the people standing on the shore were talking amongst themselves. || 207 || The kings, who are stationed at the Ganga gate, with their hands folded on their jeweled crowns, and who are chanting "Victory, Victory," and the soldiers who are shouting "Victory" repeatedly outside the gate, saw the glorious king Bharata arrive at the entrance of his camp. || 208 ||
Then - When the charioteer, with great difficulty, due to the uneven turning, drove the horses with their necks bent, the gentle wind blew, the waves calmed down, and the lord of the treasures, Bharata, set out towards his camp. || 204 || Somehow, having pulled the chariot wheels out of the water, and having appeased the horses, who were angry due to the repeated driving or carrying of the load, the charioteer drove the chariot through the water. The ocean, as if following the king, also surged. || 205 || "Oh, this huge mass of water will surely cover the chariot's canopy, and the waves of the ocean are breaking due to the speed of the chariot." Thus, the people standing on the shore were debating, when the chariot, pulled by swift horses, reached the other side of the ocean. || 206 || This chariot, with all its parts perfectly constructed, has crossed the waves and reached the shore safely. The wheel-wielding king Bharata has also arrived safely. The horses, whose bodies are washed by the water of the ocean and whose hooves are not worn out, have also arrived happily. "Ah! The victorious king has great merit," the people standing on the shore were talking amongst themselves. || 207 || The kings, who are stationed at the Ganga gate, with their hands folded on their jeweled crowns, and who are chanting "Victory, Victory," and the soldiers who are shouting "Victory" repeatedly outside the gate, saw the glorious king Bharata arrive at the entrance of his camp. || 208 ||