A Prose English Translation of the Mahabharata (Translated Literally from the Original Sanskrit Text)-Karna Parva

The army of the Samiaptakas was sent away to the region of Yama by Olinanjaya the lofty-minded son of Pandu through the exertion of his terrible prowess. [...] what had become the color of the faces of Dorvdhana Karma Kritavarman the ruler of the Rhojas Shalya the king of the Madras Ashwathaman the son of Drona and Kripacharja as well as of the remaining sons of mine and several other monarchs. [...] Do you behold to-day the prowess of.both the son of Drona and the son of Radha who are high-souled among the troops of the Pandits and the Panchalas. [...] Having slain several hundreds of the enemies the lord of the Koshalas was himself sent to the abode of Yama by the son of Suvadra showing forth his prowess in battle. [...] The sons of Radha the descedants of Suta the mighty car-warriors who are brothers to one another the Kakeyas the Malabas the Madrakas the Dravidas who are most terrible in prowess the Yodheyas the Lalityas the Kshudrikas even the Usinaras the Mavelyakas the Tundikeras the SabitripUtratcas the mfti of the eastern the northern the Western and the southern countries all thes4