putrah -- sons; ayudhyan -- fought; pitribhih -- with their fathers; bhratribhih -- with brothers; ca -- and; svasriya -- with the sons of sisters; dauhitra -- the sons of daughters; pitrivya -- paternal uncles; matulaih -- and maternal uncles; mitrani -- friends; mitraih -- with friends; suhridah -- well-wishers; suhridbhih -- with well-wishers; jnatin -- intimate relatives; tu -- and; ahan -- killed; jnatayah -- intimate relatives; eva -- indeed; mudhah -- bewildered.

Thus bewildered, sons fought with fathers, brothers with brothers, nephews with paternal and maternal uncles, and grandsons with grandfathers. Friends fought with friends, and well-wishers with well-wishers. In this way intimate friends and relatives all killed one another.