Book, Chapter

 1   1, 6 |   Arjun, for thy call,~Warlike chieftains take their places by their
 2   2, 1 |        distant land,~Car-borne chieftains bold and skilful, brave
 3   2, 4 |      fame.~With the other Yadu chieftains to that wondrous bridal
 4   2, 6 |   crownéd monarchs, long-armed chieftains have not strained?~Sure
 5   2, 6 |    Jamadagni baffled kings and chieftains high,~And Agastya stainless
 6   3, 2 |       He to honoured kings and chieftains with a royal grace assigned~
 7   3, 2 |       prince of warlike might,~Chieftains vied with rival chieftains
 8   3, 2 |     Chieftains vied with rival chieftains to assist the holy rite.~
 9   3, 2 |        mantra mingled with the chieftains bold.~And amidst this scene
10   6, 1 |       Marched against Trigarta chieftains who from southward regions
11   6, 1 |     distant empire do the Kuru chieftains lead,~Glory of the Matsya
12   6, 1 |     Gainst the fierce Trigarta chieftains Matsya's warlike king is
13   6, 1 |     old,~I will smite the Kuru chieftains, drive them to their distant
14   6, 3 |   boar-eared arrows speak some chieftains fierce and bold,~Fourth
15   6, 4 |       we win the battle, other chieftains will retreat.~There is Drona
16   6, 4 |       instant fight:~"Mark ye, chieftains, gallant Arjun wheels his
17   7, 1 |       Virata's council chamber chieftains thoughtful held their way,~
18   7, 1 |      righteous monarchs and of chieftains near and far?~Should he
19   7, 2 |    Kripa, archer Karna, and to chieftains young and old,~To the sons
20   7, 4 |      war,~Unto brave and noble chieftains, unto nations east and west~
21   7, 5 |       Silent sat the listening chieftains in Hastina's council hall,~
22   7, 5 |    Kinsmen brave and car-borne chieftains will bedeck the gory plain!~
23   8, 1 |       can tell~What unnumbered chieftains perished and what-countless
24   8, 3 |        Matsyas, and Panchalas, chieftains true and warriors brave,~
25   8, 3 |   Fainting troops and bleeding chieftains to their various tents repaired!~
26   8, 6 |   Arjun's son and twelve brave chieftains dashed into the dubious
27   8, 8 |   Broken ranks and slaughtered chieftains spoke an angry father's
28   8, 9 |        not far,~Then may other chieftains follow,-fatal is this Kuru
29   8, 10|        And his bravest men and chieftains 'gainst the fiery Pandavs
30   8, 10|      brave!~Other warlike Kuru chieftains came, the bravest and the
31   8, 10|     heart can grieve,~Save the chieftains doomed to slaughter, bid
32   9, 1 |      But Yudhishthir's warlike chieftains compassed him on every side,~
33   9, 1 |       Foremost of the youthful chieftains came resistless Arjun's
34   9, 2 |    every hue,~Various were the chieftains' standards which the warring
35   9, 2 |  Wounded men and blood-stained chieftains to their nightly tents withdrew~
36   9, 3 |     Countless were the gallant chieftains like the sands beside the
37   9, 3 |        on his battle-car,~Kuru chieftains bore him senseless from
38   9, 3 | Dauntless with the seven brave chieftains Abhimanyu fought alone!~
39   9, 3 |         He with six proud Kuru chieftains,--Abhimanyu all alone,~How
40   9, 4 |        Far and guarded well by chieftains shone the dazzling silver-boar,~
41   9, 4 |      the war!~Nine heroic Kuru chieftains, bravest warriors and the
42   9, 4 |    Karna's self and five great chieftains round brave Jayadratha came,~
43   9, 5 |      every battle are the Kuru chieftains slain,~Wherefore lie my
44   9, 5 |       Lighted mailéd kings and chieftains and the leaders of the war,~
45   9, 5 |     and routed and his bravest chieftains fled,~Filled with unforgotten
46  10, 2 |       Pandu marked his noblest chieftains dead,~And in words of scornful
47  10, 3 |  strife,~Slay the last of Kuru chieftains or surrender throne and
48  11, 2 |  doleful wail prolong!~See the chieftains with their maces and their
49  11, 4 | Friends and kinsmen, kings and chieftains, countless troops untimely