Chapter
74:
The
Rajasûya: Krishna the First and S'is'upâla
Killed
(26) Hearing what
the twiceborn pronounced, worshiped the king, pleased to
know of the contentment of the members of the assembly,
overwhelmed by love in full Hrishikes'a.
(43) The Supreme
Lord just then rising stopped His devotees and angrily
attacking severed the head of His enemy with His
sharp-edged disc.
Chapter
75:
Concluding
the Râjasûya and Duryodhana Laughed at
(14) Men and women well
adorned with sandalwood paste, garlands, jewelry and
clothes, smearing and sprinkling played with various
liquids.
(37) Bewildered by the
magic of Maya thinking the solid floor he saw was water,
held he the end of his garment high, but further up fell
he in water which he mistook to be a solid floor.
Chapter
76:
The
Battle Between S'âlva and the
Vrishnis
(4) The foolish king
vowed with this eating once a day a handful of dust,
worshiped as his master the lord protecting the
animallike [pictured as Pas'upati or S'iva with
S'alva praying as a boy together with Yama].
(21) Then seen in many
forms, then seen as one only and then not being seen at
all, had that magical illusion created by Maya turned
into something that could impossibly be located by the
opponent.
Chapter
77:
S'âlva
and the Saubha-fortress Finished
(37) With the sinner
fallen and the Saubha-fortress destroyed by the club,
sounded kettledrums in the sky, o King, played by groups
of demigods, while Dantavakra angry, out to revenge his
friends, ran forward.
Chapter
78:
Dantavakra
Killed and Romaharshana Beaten with a Blade of
Grass
(28) Saying this much,
did the Supreme Lord, as He [being on a
pilgrimage] also had stopped to kill the impious,
inevitable as it was, beat him with the tip of a blade of
grass that He as the Master held in His hand.
