'Confronting Dushasana, Jishnu, with a sharp-edged arrow tipped with vulturine wings, severed his golden-plaited bow, and then pierced his body with five well-aimed arrows.' ।। 4-56-21 ।।
Afflicted by Partha’s arrows, Dushasana fled from the combat. Then Vikarna, son of Dhritarashtra, struck Arjuna—the slayer of hostile heroes—with sharp, straight arrows tipped like vulture wings.
'Then, piercing him swiftly with five arrows in succession, he departed from the battlefield, leaving the valiant Arjuna struck and wounded.' ।। 4-56-22 ।।
Afflicted by Partha’s arrows, Dushasana fled from the combat. Then Vikarna, son of Dhritarashtra, struck Arjuna—the slayer of hostile heroes—with sharp, straight arrows tipped like vulture wings.
'Vikarna, son of Dhritarashtra, pierced the mighty Arjuna with sharp arrows, tipped like vulture wings, striking him through with deadly precision.' ।। 4-56-23 ।।
'At this, Dushaha, supported by Vivingsati, unleashed a storm of sharp arrows upon Arjuna, driven by the desire to rescue his fallen brother.' ।। 4-56-25 ।।