Yudhishthira heard the cry and, thinking Bhima was slain, urged the forces
to destroy Bhagadatta. The king of Dasarna charged against Bhagadatta. Dasarna's elephant
was also a fierce beast and there was great battle between Supratika and Dasarna's
elephant.
But Supratika's tusk pierced Dasarna's beast in the side and it crashed
down dead. At that moment, Bhima emerged from below Supratika and ran out safe, and the
Pandava army cheered when they saw Bhima alive.
Bhagadatta was now attacked on all sides, but he did not lose heart.
Resplendent on his elephant, he shone like a forest fire on a hill, as, ignoring the
enemies around him, he drove his beast on Satyaki's chariot.
The elephant seized the chariot with its great trunk and lifting it
high dashed it upside down. Satyaki jumped out of the chariot in time to save himself.
His charioteer displayed great agility and skill and saved the vehicle
as well as the horses, and righting the chariot, drove it to where Satyaki stood.