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# 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.s9.410.5

An Index to the Names in the Mahābhārata, with Short Explanations and a Concordance to the Bombay and Calcutta Editions and P. C. Roy's Translation c5.s9.410.5

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### [c5.s9.410.5](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.reference.sorensen-1904.c5.s9.410.5)

\*Krishna\* sent \*Dāruka\* to inform \*Arjuna\* and tell him to come quickly, and he also dispatched \*Bab hru\* to protect the ladies against robbers; but as soon as \*Bab hru\* had proceeded to a distance, an iron club attached to the mallet of a hunter came and slew him. \*Krishna\* then, entering \*Dvāravatī\*, told his father to protect the ladies till \*Arjuna\* came, saying that he would practise penances with \*Rāma\*. When he came to \*Rāma\*, the latter had applied himself \*tn\* yoga, and from his mouth issued a huge white \*Nāga\* with 1,000 heads and red eyes, who proceeded to the ocean, and was received by the ocean and many celestial snakes (and many sacred rivers): \*Karkotaka\*, etc. (η). After \*Rāma's\* death \*Krishna\* wandered for some time, and then sat down, thinking of \*Gāndhārī\* (§ 619) and \*Durvāsas\* (§ 773c), and the destruction of the \*Vrishnis\*, \*Andhakas\*, and \*Kurus\*, whence he concluded that the hour \[of his death\] had come; he then restrained his senses \[in \*yoga\*\]; though he was the Supreme Deity, he wished to die in order to dispel all doubts, etc., and to make the words of \*Durvāsas\* true. The hunter \*Jarā\*, mistaking \*Krishna\* for a deer, pierced him at the heel with an arrow; coming up, he beheld a man dressed in yellow robes, rapt in \*yoga\*, with many arms; he became filled with fear; \*Krishna\* comforted him and then ascended upwards, and was received in heaven by \*Indra\*, etc. (θ) (XVI, 4).

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