pari-kulkarni/itihasa-sanskrit-en-filtered huggingface dataset:
Sanskrit: तत्र तीरे सरस्वत्याः पुण्ये सर्वगुणान्विते। निषेदुर्देवगन्धर्वाः सर्वे सम्पूर्णमानसाः॥
English: There, on the sacred bank of the Sarasvati, the gods and the Gandharvas took their seats with gladness on account of the gratification of all their desire."
Sanskrit: वैशम्पायन उवाच ततोऽभिषेकसम्भारान् सर्वान् सम्भृत्य शास्त्रतः। बृहस्पतिः समिद्धेऽग्नौ जुहावाग्निं यथाविधि॥
English: Vaishampayana said "Collecting all articles sanctioned by Shastras for the ceremony of investiture. Brihaspati duly poured libations of the burning fire.
Sanskrit: ततो हिमवता दत्ते मणिप्रवरशोभिते। दिव्यारत्नाचिते पुण्ये निषण्णं परमासने॥
English: Himavat gave a seat which was set with many costly gems. Kartikeya was made a site on that sacred and best of seats set with excellent gems.
Sanskrit: सर्वमङ्गलसम्भारैर्विधिमन्त्रपुरस्कृतम्। आभिषेचनिक द्रव्यं गृहीत्वा देवातगणाः॥
English: The gods collected there all sorts of sacred articles, with due rites and mantras, that were necessary for the ceremony.
Sanskrit: बहुलत्वाश्च नोक्ता ये विविधा देवतागणाः। ते कुमाराभिषेकार्थं समाजग्मुस्ततस्ततः॥
English: I do not mention the various other gods that came there lest the list be a heavy one. All of them came to that ceremony for investing Kartikeya with the dignity of generalissimo.
Sanskrit: जगृहुस्ते तदा राजन् सर्व एव दिवौकसः। आभिषेचनिकं भाण्डं मङ्गलानि च सर्वशः॥
English: All the celestials, O king brought there every thing necessary for the ceremony and every sacred article.
Sanskrit: दिव्यसम्भारसंयुक्तैः कलशैः काञ्चनैर्नृप। सरस्वतीभिः पुण्याभिर्दिव्यतोयाभिरेव तु॥ अभ्यषिञ्चन् कुमारं वै सम्प्रहृष्टा दिवौकसः। सेनापति महात्मानमसुराणां भयंकरम्॥
English: Gladly the celestials made that great youth, that terror of the Asuras, the generalissimo of the celestial hosts, after pouring upon his head the sacred and excellent water of the Sarasvati from golden jars that contained other sacred articles necessary for the purpose.
Sanskrit: पुरा यथा महाराज वरुणं वै जलेश्वरम्। तथाभ्यषिञ्चद् भगवान् सर्वलोकपितामहः॥
English: The Grandfather of the words, viz., Brahman and Kashyapa of great energy and all others, all poured water upon Skanda even as, O king, the gods had poured water on the head of Varuna, the lord of waters, when placing him in this dominion.
Sanskrit: कश्यपश्च महातेजा ये चान्ये लोककीर्तिताः। तस्मै ब्रह्मा ददौ प्रीतो बलिनो वातरंहसः॥ कामवीर्यधरान् सिद्धान् महापरिषदान् प्रभुः।
English: The lord Brahman then, with a pleased heart, gave to Skanda four powerful companions, gifted with speed of the wind, crowned with ascetic success and gifted with energy which they could increase at will.
Sanskrit: नन्दिसेनं लोहिताक्षं घण्टाकर्णं च सम्मतम्॥ चतुर्थमस्यानुचरं ख्यातं कुमुदमालिनम्।
English: They named Nandisena and Lohitaksha and Ghantakarna and Kumudamalin.
Sanskrit: तत्र स्थाणुर्महातेजा महापारिषदं प्रभुः॥ मायाशतधरं कामं कामवीर्यं बलान्वितम्।
English: The lord Sthanu, O king, gave to Skanda a companion possessed of great impetuosity, capable of producing a hundred illusions and gifted with might and energy that he could increase at will. And he was the great destroyer if Asuras.
Sanskrit: ददौ स्कन्दाय राजेन्द्र सुरारिविनिबर्हणम्॥ स हि देवासुरे युद्धे दैत्यानां भीमकर्मणाम्। जघान दोभ्या॑ संक्रुद्धः प्रयुतानि चतुर्दश॥
English: In the great battle between the gods and the Asuras, this companion that Sthanu gave, worked up with ire killed with his hands alone, fourteen millions of Daityas of terrible deeds. were
Sanskrit: तथा देवा ददुस्तस्मै सेनां नैर्ऋतसंकुलाम्। देवशत्रुक्षयकरीमजय्यां विष्णुरूपिणीम्॥
English: The god then made over to Skanda he celestial host, invincible containing many celestial troops, capable of destroying the enemies of the gods and of forms like that of Vishnu.
Sanskrit: जयशब्दं तथा चक्रुर्देवा: सर्वे सवासवाः। गन्धर्वा यक्षरक्षांसि मनुयः पितरस्तथा॥
English: The gods then, with Vasava at their head and the Gandharvas, the Yakshas, the Rakshasas, the Munis and the Pitris, all exclaimed-"Victory of Skanda.'
Sanskrit: ततः प्रादादनुचरौ यमः कालोपमावुभौ। उन्माथश्च प्रमाथश्च महावी? महाद्युती॥
English: Then Yama gave him two companions, both of whom resembled Death, viz., Unmatha and Pramatha, endued with great energy and splendour.
Sanskrit: सुभ्राजो भास्वरश्चैव यौ तौ सूर्यानुयायिनौ। तौ सूर्यः कार्तिकेयाय ददौ प्रीतः प्रतापवान्॥
English: Endued with great prowess, Surya, gladly gave Kartikeya two of his followers named Subhraja and Bhasvara.
Sanskrit: कैलासशृङ्गसंकाशो श्वेतमाल्यानुलेपनौ। सोमोऽप्यनुचरौ प्रादान्मणि सुमणिमेव च॥
English: Soma also gave him two companions, viz., Mani and Sumani, both of whom looked like summits of tea Kailasa mountain and always used white garlands and white unguents.
Sanskrit: ज्वालाजिर्जा तथा ज्योतिरात्मजाय हुताशनः। ददावनुचरौ शूरौ परसैन्यप्रमाथिनौ॥
English: Agni gave him two heroic companions, grinders of hostile armies, who were named Jvalajihva and Jyoti.
Sanskrit: परिघं च वटं चैव भीमं च सुमहाबलम्। दहति दहनं चैव प्रचण्डौ वीर्यसम्मतौ॥
English: Ansha gave the intelligent Skanda five companions, Parigha and Vata and Bhima of great strength and Dahati and Dahana both of whom were highly dreadful and energetic.
Sanskrit: अंशोऽप्यनुचरान् पञ्च ददौ स्कन्दाय धीमते। उत्क्रोशं पञ्चकं चैव वज्रदण्जधरावुभौ॥ तौ हि शत्रून् महेन्द्रस्य
English: Vasava, that destroyer of hostile heroes, gave Agni's son two companions, viz., Utkrosha and Panchaka who were armed respectively with thunderbolt and club. These had in battle killed many enemies of Indra.
Sanskrit: ददावनलपुत्राय वासवः परवीरहा। जनतुः समरे बहून्॥ चक्रं विक्रमकं चैव संक्रमं च महाबलम्।
English: The illustrious Vishnu gave Skanda three companions, viz., Chakra and Vikrama and Shankarma of great power.
Sanskrit: स्कन्दाय त्रीननुचरान् ददौ विष्णुर्महायशाः॥ वर्धनं नन्दनं चैव सर्वविद्याविशारदौ।
English: The Ashvins, O foremost of Bharatas gladly, gave Skanda two companions, viz., Vardhana and Nandana, masters of all sciences.
Sanskrit: स्कन्दाय ददतुः प्रीतावश्विनौ भिषजां वरौ॥ कुन्दं च कुसुमं चैव कुमुदं च महायशाः। डम्बराडम्बरौ चैव ददौ धाता महात्मने॥
English: The illustrious Dhatri gave that high-souled one five companions, viz., Kunda, Kushuma, Kumuda, Dambara and Adambara.
Sanskrit: चक्रानुचक्रौ बलिनौ मेघचक्रौ बलोत्कटौ। ददौ त्वष्टा महामायौ स्कन्दायानुतरावुभौ॥
English: Tashtri give Skanda two companions named Chakra and Anuchakra both of whom were very powerful.
Sanskrit: सुव्रतं सत्यसंघं च ददौ मित्रौ महात्मने। कुमाराय महात्मानौ तपोविद्याधरौ प्रभुः॥ सुदर्शनीयौ वरदौ त्रिषु लोकेषु विश्रुतौ।
English: The lord Mitra gave the high-souled Kumara two illustrious companions named Suvrata and Satyasandha both of whom were highly learned and endued with ascetic merit, possessed of handsome features, capable of granting boons and well known over the three worlds.
Sanskrit: सुव्रतं च महात्मानं शुभकर्माणमेव च।॥ कार्तिकेयाय सम्प्रादाद् विधाता लोकविश्रुतौ।
English: Vidhatri gave Kartikeya two companions, viz., the great Suprabha and Shubhakarman.
Sanskrit: पाणीतकं कालिकं च महामायाविनावुभौ॥ पूषा च पार्षदौ प्रादात् कार्तिकेयाय भारत।
English: Pushan gave him iwo companions, viz., Panitraka and Kalika, both gifted with grcat powers of illusions,
Sanskrit: बलं चातिबलं चैव महावक्त्रौ महाबलौ॥ प्रददौ कार्तिकेयाय वायुर्भरतसत्तम।
English: Vayu gave him, O best of the Bharatas, two companions, viz., Vala and Atibala, possessed of great inight and very an large mouths.
Sanskrit: यमं चातियमं चैव तिमिवक्त्रौ महाबलौ॥ प्रददौ कार्तिकेयाय वरुणः सत्यसङ्गरः।
English: The truthful Varuna gave him Ghasa and Atighasa of great might and having a mouth like that of the Timi fish.
Sanskrit: सुवर्चसं महात्मानं तथैवाप्यतिवर्चसम्॥ हिमवान् प्रददौ राजन् हुताशनसुताय वै।
English: Himavat gave Agni's son two companions, O king, viz., Suvarchas and Ativarchas.
Sanskrit: काञ्चनं च महात्मानं मेघमालिनमेव च॥ ददावनुचरो मेरुरग्निपुत्राय भारत।
English: Meru, O Bharata, gave him two companions named Kanchana and Meghamalin.
Sanskrit: स्थिरं चातिस्थिरं चैव मेरुरेवापरौ ददौ॥ महात्मा त्वग्निपुत्राय महाबलपराक्रमौ।
English: Manu also gave Agni's son two others gifted with great strength and power viz., Sthira and Asthira.
Sanskrit: उच्छृतं चाग्निशृङ्गं च महापाषाणयोधिनौ॥ प्रददावग्निपुत्राय विध्यः पारिषदावुभौ।
English: Vindhya gave Angi's son two companions named Uchchhrita and Agnishringa both of whom fought with stones.
Sanskrit: संग्रहं विग्रहं चैव समुद्रोऽपि गदाधरौ॥ प्रददावग्निपुत्राय महापारिषदावुभौ।
English: Ocean gave himn two powerful companions named Sangraha and Vigraha both armed with mace.
Sanskrit: उन्मादं शङ्कुकर्णं च पुष्पदन्तं तथैव च॥ प्रददाबग्निपुत्राय पार्वती शुभदर्शना।
English: The beautiful Parvati gavc Agni's son Unmada and Pushpadanta and Shankukarna.
Sanskrit: जयं महाजयं चैव नागौ ज्वलनसूनवे॥ प्रददौ पुरुषव्याघ्र वासुकिः पन्नगेश्वरः।
English: Vasuki the king of the serpents, O king, gave the son of Agni two snakes named Jaya and Mahajaya.
Sanskrit: एवं साध्याश्च रुद्राश्च वसवः पितरस्तथा।॥ सागरा: सरितश्चैव गिरयश्च महाबलाः। ददुः सेनागणाध्यक्षान् शूलपट्टिशधारिणः॥ दिव्यप्रहरणोपेतान् नानावेपविभूषितान्।
English: Similarly the Saddhyas, the Rudra, the Vasus, the Pitris, the Seas, the Rivers and the Mountains, gave commanders of forces, armed with lances and battle axes and adorned with various kinds or ornaments.
Sanskrit: शृणु नामानि चाप्येषां येऽन्ये स्कन्दस्य सैनिकाः।।५५ विविधायुधसम्पन्नाश्चित्राभरणभूषिताः।
English: Listen now to the names of those other warriors armed with various weapons and clad in diverse kind of robes and ornaments, that Skanda got.
Sanskrit: योगयुक्ता महात्मानः सततं ब्राह्मणप्रियाः। पैतामहा महात्मानो महापारिषदाश्च ये॥
English: Besides these many other great and powerful companions, practising ascetic austerities and respecting Brahmanas, were given to him by the grandfather,
Sanskrit: यौवनस्थाश्च वालाश्च वृद्धाश्च जनमेजय। सहस्रशः पारिषदाः कुमारमवतस्थिरे॥
English: Some of them were young, some were old and some, O Janamejaya, were green youths. Thousands and thousands of such came to Kartikeya.
Sanskrit: वक्त्रैर्नानाविधैर्ये कूर्मकुक्कुटवक्त्राश्च शशोलूकमुखास्तथा॥ खरोष्ट्रवदनाश्चान्ये वराहवदनास्तथा। मार्जारशशवक्त्राश्च दीर्घवक्त्राश्च भारत॥ मत्स्यमेषाननाश्चान्ये अजाविमहिषाननाः। ऋक्षशार्दूलवक्त्राश्च द्वीपिसिंहाननास्तथा॥ भीमा गजाननाश्चैव तथा नक्रमुखाश्च ये। तु शृणु ताञ्जनमेजय।
English: They were possessed of various kinds of faces. Listen to me, O Janamejaya, as I describe them. Some had faces like those of tortoises and some like those of cocks. The faces of some were very long, O Bharata. Some again, had faces resembling those of dogs and wolves and hares and owls and asses and camels and hogs. Some had human faces and some had faces like those of sheep and jackals. Some were terrible and had faces like those of Makaras and porpoises. Some had faces like those of cats and some like those of flies; and the faces of some were very long. Some had faces like those of the mongoose, the owl and the crow. Some had faces like those of mice and peacocks and fishes and goats and sheep and buffaloes. Some had faces like those of bears and tigers and leopards and lions. Some had faces like those of elephants and crocodiles.
Sanskrit: गरुडाननाः कङ्कमुखा वृककाकमुखास्तथा॥ गोखरोष्ट्रमुखाश्चान्ये वृषदंशमुखास्तथा। महाजठरपादाङ्गास्तारकाक्षाश्च भारत॥ पारावतमुखाश्चान्ये तथा वृषमुखाः परे। कोकिलाभाननाश्चान्ये श्येनतित्तिरिकाननाः॥८५ कृकलासमुखाश्चैव विरजोऽम्बरधारिणः। व्यालवक्त्राः शूलमुखाश्चण्डवक्त्राः शुभाननाः॥ आशीविषाचीरधरा गोनासावदनास्तथा।
English: Some had faces like those of Garuda and the rhinoceros and the wolf. Some had faces like those of cows and mules and camels and cats. Having, large stomachs large legs and limbs, the eyes of some were like stars. The faces of some were like those of pigeons and bulls. Others had faces like those of kolilas and hawks and Tittiris and lizards. Some were clad in white dresses. Some had faces like those of snakes. The faces of some were like those of porcupines. Some had frightful and some very handsome faces; some were clad in snakes. The faces as also the nose of some were like those of cows,
Sanskrit: स्थूलोदरा: कृशाङ्गाश्च स्थूलाङ्गाश्च कृशोदराः॥ ह्रस्वग्रीवा महाकर्णा नानाव्यालविभूषणाः। नकुलोलूकवकनाश्च काकवक्त्रास्तथा परे। आखुबभ्रुकवकनाश्च मयूरवदनास्तथा॥ गजेन्द्रचर्मवसनास्तथा कृष्णाजिनाम्बराः॥ स्कन्धेमुखा महाराज तथाप्युदरतोमुखाः। पृष्ठेमुखा हनुमुखास्तथा जङ्घामुखा अपि॥ पार्थाननाश्च बहवो नानादेशमुखास्तथा। तथा कीटपतङ्गानां सदृशास्या गणेश्वराः॥ नानाव्यालमुखाश्चान्ये बहुबाहुशिरोधराः।
English: Some had large and protruding stomachs but other limbs very lean; some had large limbs but lean stomachs. The necks of some were very short and the ears of some were very Jarge. Some had various kinds of snakes for their ornaments. Some were clad in skins of large elephants. And some in black deer-skins. The mouths of some were on their shoulders. Some had mouths on their stomachs, some on their backs, some on their cheeks, some on their calves and some on their flanks and the mouths of many were placed on other parts of their bodies. The faces of some amongst those combatants were like those of insects and worms. The mouths of some amongst them were like those of various beasts of prey. Some had many arms and some many heads.
Sanskrit: नानावृक्षभुजाः केचित् कटिशीर्षास्तथा परे॥ भुजङ्गभोगवदना नानागुल्मनिवासिनः। चीरसंवृतगात्राश्च नानाकनकवाससः॥ नानावेषधराश्चैव नानामाल्यानुलेपनाः। नानावस्त्रधराश्चैव चर्मवासस एव च॥ उष्णीषिणो मुकुटिनं सुग्रीवाश्च सुवर्चसः। किरीटिनः पञ्चशिखास्तथा काञ्चनमूर्धजाः॥ त्रिशिखा द्विशिखाश्चैव तथा सप्तशिखाः परे।
English: The arms of some resembled trees and the heads of some were on their lions. The faces of some were tapering like the bodies of snakes. Many amongst them lived in various kinds of plants and herbs. Some were clad in rags, some in various kinds of bones, some were diversely clad and some wore various sorts of garlands and diverse kinds of unguents. Dressed variously, some had skins or their robes. Some had head-gears; the brow of some were furrowed into lines the necks of some bore marks like those on conch-shells; some were highly effulgent. Some had diadems, some had five tufts of hair on their heads and the hair of some were very hard. Some had two tufts, some three and some seven.
Sanskrit: शिखण्डीनो मुकुटिनो मुण्डाश्च जटिलास्तथा॥ चित्रमालाधराः केचित् केचिद् रोमाननास्तथा। विग्रहैकरसा नित्यमजेयाः सुरसत्तमैः॥ कृष्णा निर्मांसवक्त्राश्च दीर्घपृष्ठास्तनूदराः। स्थूलपृष्ठा ह्रस्वपृष्ठाः प्रलम्बोदरमेहनाः॥ महाभुजा ह्रस्वभुजा ह्रस्वगात्राश्च वामनाः। कुब्जाश्च ह्रस्वजङ्घाश्च हस्तिकर्णशिरोधराः॥
English: Some had feathers on their heads, some had crowns, some had heads that were perfectly bald and some had matted locks, Some were bedecked with beautiful garlands and the faces of some were covered with hairs. They took great delight only in battle and all of them were invincible by even the foremost ones amongst the gods. Many amongst them were dressed in various kinds of celestial robes. All were fond of battle. Some were of dark colour and the faces of some had no flesh on them. Some had very long backs and some had no stomachs. The backs of some were very large while those of some were very short. Some had long stomachs and some had long limbs. Some had long arms and others had short ones. Some were dwarfs. Some were haunch-backed. Some had short hips. The ears and heads of some were like those of elephants.
Sanskrit: हस्तिनासाः कूर्मनासा वृकनासास्तथा परे। दीर्घोच्छ्वासा दीर्घजङ्घा विकराला ह्यधोमुखाः॥ महादंष्ट्रा ह्रस्वदंष्ट्राश्चतुर्दष्ट्रास्तथा परे। वारणेन्द्रनिभाश्चान्ये भीमा राजन् सहस्रशः॥ सुविभक्तशरीराश्च दीप्तिमन्तः स्वलंकृताः। पिङ्गाक्षाः शकुकर्णाश्च रक्तनासाश्च भारत॥
English: Some had noses like those of eleepeHeesnts esnd tortoise, some, like those of wolves. Some had long lips, some had long hips and some were terrific, having their faces downwards. Some had very large teeth, some had very short teeth and some had only four teeth. Thousands among them, O king, were highly terrific in appearance, looking like huge infuriate elephants. Some were of symmetrical limbs, possessed of great lustre and adorned with ornaments. Some had yellow eyes, some had ears like arrows, some had noses like gavials, OBharata.
Sanskrit: पुनः प्रहरणान्येषां कीर्त्यमानानि मे शृणु। शेषैः कृतः पारिषदैपरायुधानां परिग्रहः॥ पाशोद्यतकराः केचिद् व्यादितास्याः खराननाः। पृष्ठाक्षा नीलकण्ठाश्च तथा परिघबाहवः॥ शतघ्नीचक्रहस्ताश्च तथा मुसलपाणयः।
English: I shall describe to you the weapons that were taken by those that came last to Kartikcya. Listen to me. Some had noses of their uplifted arms. Their faces were like those of tigers and asses. Their eyes were on their backs, their throats were blue and their arms resembled spiked clubs. Some were armed with Shataghnis and discs and some had heavy and short clubs. Some had swords and mallets and some were armed with bludgeons, O Bharata.
Sanskrit: असिमुद्गरहस्ताश्च दण्डहस्ताश्च भारत॥ गदाभुशुण्डिहस्ताश्च तथा तोमरपाणयः। आयुधैविविधैोरैर्महात्मानो महाजवाः॥ महाबलाः महावेगा महापारिषदास्तथा।
English: Some, huge-bodied and powerful combatants, were armed with lances and scimitars. Some were armed with maces and Bhushundis and some had spears on their hands. The powerful, noble and energetic and quick-coursing companions had various kinds of terrible weapons in their arins.
Sanskrit: अभिषेकं कुमारस्य दृष्ट्वा हृष्टा रणप्रियाः॥ घण्टाजालपिनद्धाङ्गा ननृतुस्ते महौजसः।
English: Beholding the investiture of Kartikeya, those mighty and energetic followers, taking delight in battle and wearing on their persons rows of tinkling bells, danced round him joyfully.
Sanskrit: एते चान्ये च बहवो महापारिषदा नृप॥ उपतस्थुमहात्मानं कार्तिकेयं यशस्विनम्।
English: These and many other powerful companions, O king, came to the great and illustrious Kartikeya.
Sanskrit: दिव्याशाप्यान्तरिक्षाश्च पार्थिवाश्चानिलोपमाः॥ व्यादिष्टा दैवतैः शूराः स्कन्दस्यानुचरा भवन्।
English: Some belonged to the celestial regions, some to the acrial and some to the Earth, All of them were gifted with speed of the wind. Commanded by the gods, those brave and powerful ones became the companions of Kartikeya.
Sanskrit: तादृशानां सहस्राणि प्रयुतान्यर्बुदानि च। अभिषिक्तं महात्मानं परिवार्योपतस्थिरे॥
English: Thousands and thousands, millions and millions, of such beings came there at the investiture of the great Kartikeya and stood encircling him."
Sanskrit: वैशम्पायन उवाच शृणु मातृगणान् राजन् कुमारानुचरानिमान्। कीर्त्यमानान् मया वीरं सपत्नगणसूदनान्॥
English: Vaishampayana said Listen now to the numbers of the mothers, those destroyers of foes, O hero that became the companions of Kumara, as I name them.
Sanskrit: यशस्विनीनां मातृणां शृणु नामानि भारत। याभिाप्तास्त्रयो लोकाः कल्याणीभिश्च भागशः॥
English: Listen, O, Bharata, to the names of those illustrious mothers. The mobile and immobile universe is permeated by those auspicious ones.
Sanskrit: एताश्चान्याश्च बहवो मातरो भतरर्षभ॥ कार्तिकेयानुयायिन्यो नानारूपा सहस्रशः।
English: These and many other mothers, O foremost of Bharata's race, numbering by thousands, of diverse forms, became the followers of Kartikeya.
Sanskrit: दीर्घनख्यो दीर्घदन्त्यो दीर्घतुण्ड्यश्च भारत॥ सबला मधुराश्चैव यौवनस्थाः स्वलंकृता।
English: There nails were long, their teeth were large and their lips also, O Bharata, were projecting. Of straight forms and handsome features, all of them, endowed with youth, were adorned with ornaments.
Sanskrit: माहात्म्येन च संयुक्ताः कामरूपधरास्तथा॥ निर्मांसगात्र्यः श्वेताश्च तथा काञ्चनसंनिभाः।
English: Of ascetic merit, they were capable of assuming forms at will. Not having fleshy limbs, they were of fair complexions and endued with the lustre of gold.
Sanskrit: कृष्णमेघनिभाश्चान्या धूम्राश्च भरतर्षभ॥ अरुणाभा महाभोगा दीर्घकेश्यः सिताम्बराः।
English: Some amongst them were dark and looked like clouds in hue and some were of the color of smoke, O best of Bharata's race. And some were endued with the effulgence of the morning sun and were highly blessed. Possessed of long were tresses, they were clad in what dresses.
Sanskrit: ऊर्ध्ववेणीधराश्चैव पिङ्गाक्ष्यो लम्बमेखलाः॥ लम्बोदो लम्बकर्णास्तथा लम्बपयोधराः।
English: The braids of some were tied upwards and the eyes of some were twany and some had long girdles. Some had long stomachs, some had long cars and some had long breasts.
Sanskrit: ताम्राक्ष्यस्ताम्रवर्णाश्च हर्यक्ष्यश्च तथा पराः॥ वरदाः कामचारिण्यो नित्यं प्रमुदितास्तथा।
English: Some had coppery eyes and coppery appearance and the eyes of some were green. Capable of granting boons and of walking at will, they were always cheerful.
Sanskrit: याम्या रौद्रास्तथा सौम्याः कौवेर्योऽथ महाबलाः॥३६ वारुण्योऽथ च माहेन्द्रयऽस्तथाऽऽग्नेय्यः परंतप।
English: Possessed of great strength, some amongst them partook of the nature of Yama, soine of Rudra, some of Soma, some of Kuvera, some of Varuna, some of Indra and some of Agni, O destroyer of foes.
Sanskrit: वायव्यश्चाथ कौमार्यो ब्राह्मयश्च भरतर्षभ॥ वैष्णव्यश्च तथा सौर्यो वाराह्यश्च महाबलाः।
English: And some were of the nature of Vayu, some of Kumara, some of Brahman, O foremost of Bharatas, race and some of Vishnu and some of Surya and some of Varaha.
Sanskrit: रूपेणाप्सरसां तुल्या मनोहार्यो मनोरमाः॥ परपुष्टोपमा वाक्ये तथा धनदोपमाः।
English: Of handsome and delightful features, they were beautiful like the Assuras. In voice they resembled the kokila and it walth, Kuvera.
Sanskrit: शक्रवीर्योपमा युद्धे दीप्तया वह्निस नास्तथा॥ शत्रूणां विग्रहे नित्यं भयदास्ता भवन्त्युत।
English: In battle, their energy esembled that of Shakra. In lustre they reseat-led fire. In battle they always struck terror to 'eir enemies.
Sanskrit: कामरूपधराश्चैव जवे वायुसम. या॥ अचिन्तबलवीर्याश्च तथाचिन्त्यपराक्रमाः।
English: Capable of assuming any form at will, in fleetness they resembled the very wind. Of inconceivable power and great energy, their prowess also was inconceivable.
Sanskrit: वृक्षचत्वरवासिन्यश्चतुष्पथनिकेतनाः॥ गुहाश्मशानवासिन्यः शैलप्रस्त्रवणालयाः।
English: They live in trees and open spots and crossings of four roads. They live also in caves and crematoriums, mountains and springs.
Sanskrit: नानाभरणधारिण्यो नानामाल्याम्बरास्तथा॥ नानाविचित्रवेषाच नानाभाषास्तथैव च।
English: Bedecked with various kinds of ornaments, they wear various kinds of dresses and speak different languages.
Sanskrit: एते चान्ये च बहवो गणाः शत्रुभयंकराः॥ अनुजग्मुर्महात्मानं त्रिदशेन्द्रस्य सम्मते।
English: These and many other fairs (of the mothers), all capable of terrorizing the enemies, followed, the great Kartikeya, at the command of the king of gods.
Sanskrit: ततः शक्त्यस्त्रमददद् भगवान् पाकशासनः॥ गुहाय राजशार्दूल विनाशाय सुरद्विषाम्।
English: The worship chastiser of Paka, ( foremost of kings, conferred on Kartikeya, a dart for the destruction of the enemies of the celestials.
Sanskrit: महास्वनां महाघण्टां द्योतमानां सितप्रभाम्॥ अरुणादित्यवर्णां च पताकां भतरर्षभ।
English: That dart produces a loud sound and is adorned with many large bells. Possessed of great lustre, it seemed to blaze with light. And Indra also gave him a banner effulgent as the morning sun.
Sanskrit: ददौ पशुपतिस्तस्मै सर्वभूतमहाचमूम्॥ उग्रां नानाप्रहरणां तपोवीर्यबलान्विताम्।
English: Shiva gave him a large army, highly dreadful and armed with various kinds of weapons and endued with great energy of ascetic penances.
Sanskrit: अजेयां स्वगणैर्युक्तां नाम्ना सेनां धनंजयाम्॥ रुद्रतुल्यबलैर्युक्तां योधानामयुतैस्त्रिभिः।
English: Invincible and possessing all the qualities of a good army that force was known by the name of Dhananjaya. It was protected by thirty thousand warriors each of whom was powerful like Rudra himself. That force knew not how to fly from battle.
Sanskrit: न सा विजानाति रणात् कदाचिद् विनिवर्तितुम्॥ विष्णुर्ददौ वैजयन्ती मालां बलविवर्धिनीम्।
English: Vishnu Gave him a triumphal garland that increases the power of the wearer. Uma gave him two pieces of cloth, effulgent like the sun.
Sanskrit: उमा ददौ विरजसी वाससी रविसप्रभे॥ गङ्गा कमण्डलुं दिव्यममृतोद्भवमुत्तमम्।
English: With great pleasure Ganga gave Kumara a celestial water-pot, begotten of ambrosia and Brihaspati gave him a sacred stick.
Sanskrit: ददौ प्रीत्या कुमाराय दण्डं चैव बृहस्पतिः॥ गरुडो दयितं पुत्रं मयूरं चित्रबर्हिणम्।
English: Garuda gave him his favorite son, a peacock of beautiful feathers.
Sanskrit: अरुणस्ताम्रचूडं च प्रददौ चरणायुधम्॥ नागं तु वरुणो राजा बलवीर्यसमन्वितम्।
English: Aruna gave him a cock of sharp talons, The royal Varuna gave him a powerful shake.