You are now but reaping the fruit of your discarding the advice of Bhishma
and the other elders. Blame yourself, king. Do not blame Karna and the brave warriors who
have done their best in battle."
After thus admonishing the blind king, Sanjaya proceeded to tell him what happened.Five
sons of Dhritarashtra, Durmarsha, Dussaha, Durmata, Durdhara and Jaya, when they saw Karna
put to flight by Bhima at once rushed on the latter.
When Karna saw this, he was heartened and turned back to resume his attack. Bhimasena
at first ignored the sons of Dhritarashtra and concentrated on Karna.
But they became so violent in their assault that Bhima got incensed and, turning his
attentions on them, disposed of all five of them. They lay dead on the field, with their
horses and their charioteers.
The young warriors with their bleeding wounds presented the appearance of a forest with
trees, uprooted by a strong wind and lying flat on the ground with' their beautiful red
blossoms.