Abhimanyu S
Created by Jijith Nadumuri at 13 Feb 2010 07:25 and updated at 11 Mar 2010 18:26
Mahabharata: 18 Parvas
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| Mbh.6.47.2358 | And in consequence of Abhimanyu's sureness of aim, all the car-warriors headed by Bhishma regarded him to be possessed of the capacity of Dhananjaya himself |
| Mbh.6.58.3041 | And in course of that fierce conflict, Satyaki, abandoning that car of his, speedily mounted on Abhimanyu's car, O chastiser of foes. |
| Mbh.7.14.626 | Beholding however, that arrow of frightful mien fixed on Abhimanyu's bow-string, Haridika's son, with two shafts, cut off that bow and arrow. |
| Mbh.7.14.638 | Thus showing unto all the warriors the strength of his own arms the mighty and heroic Abhimanyu, once more upraising his large and heavy sword as also his shield proceeded towards Vriddhakshatra's son who was a sworn foe of his Abhimanyu's father, like a tiger proceeding against an elephant. |
| Mbh.7.14.644 | Then, O Bharata, Jayadratha's large sword sticking into Abhimanyu's shield covered with golden plate, broke, as the ruler of the Sindhus attempted to draw it off forcibly. |
| Mbh.7.34.1763 | Thus commanded, the charioteer, with a heart scarcely cheerful, urged Abhimanyu's three-year old steeds, decked with golden trappings. |
| Mbh.7.39.1961 | When the welkin was covered with Abhimanyu's shafts, like flights of locusts or thick showers of rain, nothing, O monarch, could be distinguished. |
| Mbh.7.40.1980 | Indeed, Abhimanyu's sires accompanied by his maternal uncles, those smiters of foes, arrayed in order of battle rushed along the self-same path that Abhimanyu had created, desirous of rescuing him. |
| Mbh.7.42.2040 | Utilizing that opportunity, Abhimanyu's charioteer freed his car from that press by taking it away to another part of the field. |
| Mbh.7.43.2089 | Thy son then, afflicted with Abhimanyu's arrows, was obliged to turn back from the fight' |
| Mbh.7.44.2109 | That shaft, sped by Abhimanyu's arms, cut off the beautiful head, decked with ear-rings, of Lakshmana, that was graced with a beautiful nose, beautiful eye-brows, and exceedingly good-looking curls. |
| Mbh.7.45.2146 | The ruler of the Kosalas, then, thus deprived of his car, took up a sword and wished to sever from Abhimanyu's trunk his beautiful head, decked with ear-rings. |
| Mbh.7.46.2211 | Then Drona of mighty energy, that conqueror of foes with a sharp arrow quickly cut off the hilt, decked with gems, of Abhimanyu's sword. |
| Mbh.7.71.3131 | If he enters the abode of the nether region, or ascends the firmament, or repairs to the celestials, or the realms of the Daityas, I shall still, with a hundred arrows, assuredly cut off, on the expiration of this night, the head of Abhimanyu's foe, |
| Mbh.7.72.3140 | Reflecting for a while in the presence of those gods among men, Jayadratha, in fear of Abhimanyu's father and covered with shame, said these words, He who in Pandu's soil was begotten by Indra under the influence of desire, that wicked wretch is thinking of despatching me to the abode of Yama! |
| Mbh.7.83.3644 | SECTION LXXXV Jayadratha-Vadha Parva Dhritarashtra said, After Abhimanyu's slaughter when the next day came, what did the Pandavas, afflicted with grief and sorrow do? |
| Mbh.7.145.7585 | It was for thy own destruction, O wicked wight, that thou didst then cut off Abhimanyu's bow; for that, O thou of little understanding, thou shalt be slain by me, with all thy followers, forces, and animals. |
| Mbh.7.181.9892 | The preceptor himself told Karna the means of Abhimanyu's slaughter. |
| Mbh.8.73.4426 | Unable, O Partha, to stay in that battle before Abhimanyu's face, mangled with the shafts of Subhadra's son, deprived of consciousness, and bathed in blood, Karna drew deep breaths, inflamed with rage. |
| Mbh.8.73.4429 | At last hearing those cruel words of Drona in battle, words that were suited to the hour, Karna cut off Abhimanyu's bow. |
| Mbh.9.5.307 | Arjuna also, in consequence of Abhimanyu's death, hath become very miserable. |
| Mbh.14.61.2846 | Having comforted her in this way, Kunti, conversant with every duty, O perpetuator of Yadu's race, casting off her grief, O irresistible one, made arrangements for Abhimanyu's obsequial rites, with the acquiescence of king Yudhishthira and Bhima, and the twins viz, Nakula and Sahadeva who in prowess resembled Yama himself. |
| Mbh.14.67.3010 | Hearing that Abhimanyu's son was born and dead, the Pandavas, O thou of Vrishni's race, will regard themselves as cheated by Aswatthaman. |
| Mbh.14.67.3013 | What grief, O Janarddana, can be greater than this viz, that Abhimanyu's son should be born dead! |
| Mbh.14.69.3086 | As righteousness is dear to me, as Brahmanas are specially dear to me, by the merit of that disposition of mine let Abhimanyu's son, who is born dead, revive! |
Jijith Nadumuri Ravi
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| Reference:- Mahabharata of Krishna Dwaipayana Vyasa, translated to English by Kisari Mohan Ganguli; Source of Plain Text: www.sacred-texts.com; Wikified at AncientVoice. |
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