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The Magadha king, who had conquered the world, saw the arrow and roared. He said, "Tell me, who has pulled out the tongue of Yama? Tell me, who has wiped out the line of the time of destruction? Tell me, who has destroyed the earth-seat held by the serpent-clan's ring? Tell me, who has lifted the Mandarachal mountain with his hand? Tell me, who has awakened the sleeping lion? Tell me, who has made the sun, going through the sky, fall? Who has renounced his life while still alive? Tell me, on whose head has the crow spoken? Tell me, who lives inside the teeth of Yama? Who has broken my pride? Who has released this thunderbolt here?
The one who has thrown this arrow and started the war, cannot escape me today. He will surely meet either the evil Yama or the terrible forest.
Saying this, he drew out his terrible sword, which had destroyed the group of warriors, which had the teeth of an elephant like pearls, like a torrential cloud. He held the sword, which was like a stream of water, which held the lineage (bamboo and family) like the Vindhyachal mountain, which was like the moon, in his chest. The Magadha king, Basunanda, with his red eyes, stood up. Seeing their master, some took spears, some became angry shouting "Kill, kill". Some took maces, clubs, swords, tridents, ploughs and bindumalas in their hands. Some took vavallas, shells, jhas, shaktis, maces, ploughs, savvals and battle-skilled tremors. Some took snakes, some took birds (Garuda), some took horses,