Verse 29

²⁴At the time when Krsna was asked to, he had Visvakarman make for the sons of Prtha a city of the greatest wonder, of many colours. ²⁵The Bhagavan, living there and wishing to do what his own people would like, was Arjuna's charioteer, to give the Khandava to fire. ²⁶That fire was pleased, king, and gave Arjuna a bow, white horses, a chariot, two quivers that are never used up, and armour that men with weapons cannot break. ²⁷And Maya, let go by the fire, brought a hall to his friend, in which Duryodhana's eyes were confused between water and dry ground. ²⁸Taking his leave of him, and with his friends agreeing to it, he came back once more to Dvaraka, ringed by Satyaki and the rest.

²⁹Then he married Kalindi at a fine and holy hour of a strong star, spreading among his own the highest joy, the most auspicious.