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## Forty-fourth Chapter
406
The anger of some was extinguished and the remembrance of the Supreme Being arose. "What is not achieved by practice? Even in the last moments of life, steadfastness is attained." (230)
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, rendered unconscious by the wind from the wings of vultures, regained some consciousness and, embracing pure faith, attained the heroic path to heaven. (231-232)
The battlefield was adorned with the blooming lotus-like faces of the valiant warriors, their heads severed by the chakra weapon. It was as if it was adorned by the dances of the victory goddess of Jayakumar. (233)
Overwhelmed by the great favors bestowed by their master, such as respect and honor, many servants attained liberation by serving their master with their lives. Many blessed servants, satisfied with the sacrifice of their lives, obtained the worship of their masters by killing the enemy kings and became debt-free. (Meaning: Many servants died fighting, and many achieved their purpose by killing the enemies.) (234-235)
The arrows released by Jayakumar, who had not given up on victory and who resembled shooting stars with their great brilliance, were falling upon the eight Chandra Vidyadharas simultaneously. (236)
Those Vidyadharas, with their knowledge, stopped the rows of weapons released by Jayakumar. Therefore, they stood burning around him, appearing as if a circular boundary was surrounding the moons. (237)
At that time, the son of the first emperor, Bharat, Arkakirti, said to Sunami, the lord of all Vidyadharas, with great anger, "Destroy all the enemies!" (238)
And Sunami, the destroyer of the enemies' power, began to shower arrows like a rain of fire in the sky. (239)