Duryodhana was nettled at this presump- tion and directed his men to turn
the princelet out and put up the tents. The attendants returned to the lake and tried to
carry out their orders but found the gandharvas too many for them and had to retreat in
precipitation.
When Duryodhana came to know of this, he grew very angry and with a
large army marched to destroy the audaciousenemies who had dared to resist his pleasure.A
great fight ensued between thegandharvas and Duryodhana's army.
At first the fight went in favour of the Kauravas, but the tables were
quickly turned when Chitrasena, the king of the gandharvas, rallied his troops and began
using his magic weapons.
Karna and the other Kaurava heroes lost their chariots and weapons and
had to retreat in haste and ignominy. Duryodhana alone remained in the battle-field but he
was soon seized by Chitrasena, who placed him in his chariot bound hand and foot, and blew
his conch in token of victory.