An Index to the Names in the Mahabharata, with Short Explanations and a Concordance to the Bombay and Calcutta Editions and P. C. Roy's Translation c5.s7.296.1

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Bhīma (addressing Karṇa, etc.) (μ′) slew Duḥśāsana and drank his blood in the very sight of Duryodhana and Karṇa; the bystanders, with Karṇa's brother Citrasena, fled away, thinking Bhīma to be a Rā.; Yudhāmanyu, etc., pursued Citrasena; Citrasena (turning back) was slain by him; Karṇa (putting the Pāṇḍava host to flight) & Nakula; Bhīmasena took up a little of Duḥśāsana's blood and drank it (ν′), addressing Kṛṣṇa and Arjuna and vowing soon to slay Duryodhana (VIII, 83). Ten of Dhṛtarāṣṭra's sons (ξ′) & Bhīma, who slew them. Karṇa was afraid, but was encouraged by Śalya (ο′). Karṇa's son Vṛṣasena & Bhīma + Nakula, who had his white steeds of the Vanāyu breed slain by him, and sprang upon Bhīma's chariot in the sight of Arjuna; urged by Bhīma and Nakula, Arjuna proceeded towards Vṛṣasena (VIII, 84). Eleven warriors (π′) + the Kulindas (upon elephants, born in Himalayan regions) & Kṛtavarman, etc. (ρ′); the Kulinda prince & Kṛpa, who slew him; the younger brother of the Kulinda prince & Kṛpa + the Gāndhāra king, who slew the Kulinda; the Kurus & the Pāṇḍus & Sṛñjayas; the Bhoja chief Kṛtavarman & Śatānīka; Aśvatthāman slew three elephants; the third brother of the Kulinda chief & Duryodhana; the Kulinda, mounting another elephant, & Kṛatha, who was slain; Vṛka & the same Kulinda, whose elephant crushed him; the son of Babhru & the same elephant + Sahadeva's son; Babhru fell down; the same Kulinda & Śakuni (the Gāndhāra chief), who slew him;