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<p>Added {content_identifier} content</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>English Translation Of Sri Shankaracharya&#039;s Sanskrit Commentary By Swami Gambirananda<br /> 11.34 By saying, &#039;who have been killed by Me,&#039; the Lord names Drona and those very warriors with regard to whom Arjuna had (his) doubts.<br /> Now then, uncertainty with regard to Drona and Bhisma is well-founded. Drona was the teacher of the science of archery, and was eipped with heavenly weapons; and particularly, he was his (Arjuna&#039;s) own teacher and most respected. Bhisma was destined to die at will, and possessed heavenly weapons. He fought a duel with Parasurama and remained unvanished. So also Jayadratha-whose father was performing an austerity with the idea that anyone who made his son&#039;s head fall on the ground would have even his own head fall. Since Karna also was eipped with an unerring spear given by Indra, and was a son of the Sun, born of a maiden (Kunti), therefore he is referred to by his own name itself.<br /> As a mere instrument, tvam, you; jahi, destory them; who have been hatan, killed; maya, by Me. Ma, do not; vyathisthah, be afraid of them. Yuddhyasva, fight. Jetasi, you shall coner; the sapatnan, enemies-Duryodhana and others; rane, in battle.</div>

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