90 Srimad-Bhagavatam [Canto 7, Ch. 2

visirna-ratna-kavacam
vibhrastabharana-srajam

Sara-nirbhinna-hrdayam
Sayanam asrg-avilam

prakirna-kesam dhvastaksarn
rabhasa dasta-dacchadam

rajah-kuntha-mukhambhojam
chinnayudha-bhujam mrdhe

uSinarendram vidhina tatha krtarn
patimm mahisyah prasamiksya duhkhitah
hatah sma natheti karair uro bhrsarn
ghnantyo muhus tat-padayor upapatan

visima—scattered here and there; ratna—made of jewels;
kavacam—protective armor; vibhrasta—fallen off; abharana—orna-
ments; srajam—garlands; Sara-nirbhinna—pierced by arrows;
hrdayam—the heart; saya@nam—lying down; asrk-dvilam—smeared
with blood; prakirna-kesam—his hair loosened and scattered; dhvasta-
aksam—his eyes obscured; rabhasa—with anger; dasta—bitten; dac-
chadam—his lips; rajah-kuntha—covered with dust; mukha-ambho-
jam—his face, which had formerly resembled a lotus flower; chinna—
cut off; @yudha-bhujam—his arms and weapons; mrdhe—on the bat-
tlefield; usinara-indram—the master of the state of Usinara; vidhina—
by providence; tatha—thus; krtam—forced into this position; patim—
the husband; mahisyah—the queens; prasamiksya—seeing;
duhkhitah—very much aggrieved; hatah—killed; smma—certainly;
natha—O husband; iti—thus; karaih—with the hands; urah—the
breast; bhrsam—constantly; ghnantyah—pounding; muhuh—again
and again; tat-padayoh—at the feet of the King; upaépatan—fell down.

TRANSLATION

His golden, bejeweled armor smashed, his ornaments and gar-
lands fallen from their places, his hair scattered and his eyes
lusterless, the slain King lay on the battlefield, his entire body
