Dutaghatotkaca p9

p9

bhaṭaḥ: yodhasyandanavājivāraṇavadhairvikṣobhya rājñāṃ balaṃ bālenārjunakarma yena samare līlāyatā darśitam | saubhadraḥ sa raṇe narādhipaśatairvegāgataiḥ sarvaśaḥ khe śakrasya pitāmahasya sahasaivotsaṅgamāropitaḥ || 3 ||

Throwing the kings' army into confusion by slaughtering warriors, chariots, horses, and elephants,
that boy displayed the deeds of Arjuna in battle as though at play;
[yet] that Saubhadra has been suddenly raised in the sky into the lap of his grandfather Śakra
by hundreds of kings who rushed in swiftly from all sides in battle. (3)