Dasarnakas
Created by Jijith Nadumuri at 21 Feb 2010 14:58 and updated at 21 Feb 2010 14:58
Mahabharata: 18 Parvas
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Mbh.5.192.8584 | Then that royal couple, having settled their resolution of that affair, chose the daughter of the king of the Dasarnakas as their son's wife. |
Mbh.5.192.8585 | After this, the royal Drupada, that lion among kings, having enquired about the purity of descent, of all the rulers of the earth, selected the daughter of the king of Dasarnakas for wife to Sikhandin. |
Mbh.5.192.8586 | He, who was called the king of the Dasarnakas was named Hiranyavarman; and he gave away his daughter to Sikhandin. |
Mbh.5.192.8587 | And Hiranyavarman, the king of the Dasarnakas, was a powerful monarch, incapable of being easily vanquished. |
Mbh.5.192.8593 | Then, O tiger among kings, those nurses of the Dasarnakas country were filled with great grief and sent emissaries unto their king. |
Mbh.5.192.8594 | And those emissaries represented unto the king of the Dasarnakas everything about the imposture that had taken place. |
Mbh.5.192.8595 | And, thereupon, the king of the Dasarnakas was filled with wrath. |
Mbh.5.192.8597 | The ruler of the Dasarnakas then, filled with fierce wrath, sent a messenger to Drupada's abode. |
Mbh.5.192.8598 | And the messenger of king Hiranyavarman, having alone approached Drupada, took him aside and said unto him in private, The king of the Dasarnakas, O monarch, deceived by thee and enraged, O sinless one, at the insult thou hast offered him, hath said these words unto thee, Thou hast humiliated me! |
Mbh.5.193.8613 | Sending his envoys again to the ruler of the Dasarnakas, king Drupada, afflicted with grief, approached his wife and took counsel with her. |
Mbh.5.193.8626 | Indeed, I have deceived the king of the Dasarnakas. |
Mbh.5.194.8634 | Thou then didst marry her, O king, to the daughter of the king of the Dasarnakas. |
Mbh.5.194.8639 | Although he had himself deceived the king of the Dasarnakas, yet giving it out that the alliance he had made was proper, he began to settle his plans with undivided attention. |
Mbh.5.194.8648 | Let oblations be poured on the fire for pacifying the ruler of the Dasarnakas. |
Mbh.5.194.8671 | The ruler of the Dasarnakas marcheth against him in rage. |
Mbh.5.195.8689 | After the ruler of the Dasarnakas who is cased in a golden mail will have departed from my city I will once more become a maiden and thou wilt become a man' |
Mbh.5.195.8697 | And he forthwith sent, O king, messenger unto the ruler of the Dasarnakas, saying, This my child is a male. |
Mbh.5.195.8699 | The king of the Dasarnakas meanwhile, filled with sorrow and grief, suddenly approached Drupada, the ruler of the Panchalas. |
Mbh.5.195.8705 | The Brahmana, however, without accepting that worship, said unto him these words that had been communicated through him by the brave ruler of the Dasarnakas who was cased in a golden mail. |
Mbh.5.195.8708 | Having, in the midst of his counsellors, been made by that priest to hear those words fraught with censure and uttered by the ruler of the Dasarnakas, king Drupada then, O chief of Bharata's race, assuming a mild behaviour from motives of friendship, said, The reply to these words of my brother that thou hast said unto me, O Brahmana, will be carried to that monarch by my envoy' |
Mbh.5.195.8710 | And that envoy, going unto king Hiranyavarman, the ruler of the Dasarnakas, said unto him, O monarch, the word that Drupada had entrusted him with' |
Mbh.5.195.8715 | Then the king of the Dasarnakas, having heard the words of Drupada, was filled with sorrow and despatched a number of young ladies of great beauty for ascertaining whether Sikhandin was a male or female. |
Mbh.5.195.8716 | Despatched by him, those ladies, having ascertained the truth joyfully told the king of the Dasarnakas everything, viz, that Sikhandin, O chief of the Kurus, was a powerful person of the masculine sex. |
Mbh.5.195.8717 | Hearing that testimony, the ruler of the Dasarnakas was filled with great joy, and wending then unto his brother Drupada, passed a few days with him in joy. |
Mbh.5.195.8720 | And after king Hiranyavarman, the ruler of the Dasarnakas had departed in joy and with his anger quelled, Sikhandin began to rejoice exceedingly. |
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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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