vivyadha -- He shot; panca -- five; vimsatya -- plus twenty; svarna -- gold; punkhaih -- whose shafts; ayah -- iron; mukhaih -- whose heads; salvasya -- of Salva; dhvajini-palam -- the commander-in-chief; saraih -- with arrows; sannata -- level; parvabhih -- whose joints; satena -- with one hundred; atadayat -- He struck; salvam -- Salva; eka-ekena -- with one each; asya -- his; sainikan -- officers; dasabhih dasabhih -- with ten each; netrin -- the chariot drivers; vahanani -- the carriers; tribhih tribhih -- with three each.

Lord Pradyumna's arrows all had gold shafts, iron heads and perfectly smooth joints. With twenty-five of them He struck down Salva's commander-in-chief [Dyuman], and with one hundred He struck Salva himself. Then He pierced Salva's officers with one arrow each, his chariot drivers with ten arrows each, and his horses and other carriers with three arrows each.