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The king of Kasi, an exellent archer, Sikhandi, the mighty car-warrior, Dhrishtadyumna and Virata and Satyaki, the unconered.

The king of Kashi, a supreme archer, and Shikhandi, a great chariot warrior; Dhrishtadyumna, Virata, and the unconquered Satyaki;

The roll of Pandava warriors who sound their conches continues into this and the next verse. The king of Kashi and Virata were named earlier in the chapter. New here is Shikhandi, son of Drupada, born female and later living as a man, whom Bhishma has vowed never to fight, a fact that will decide Bhishma's fall in the war. Dhrishtadyumna is the Pandava commander. Satyaki, also called Yuyudhana, is called unconquered. The list affirms that the Pandava side, too, is united and ready.