Verse 14 of 56
SB 1.7.14
bhartuh priyam drounir iti sma pasyan krishna sutanam swahatam siramsi upaharat vipriyam eva tasya jugupsitam karma vigarhayanti.
Synonyms
bhartuh—of the boss; priyan—pleasing; dronir—the son of Dronacharya; iti—thus; sma—shall be; pasyan—seeing; krishna—Droupadi; sutanam—of the sons; swapatam—while sleeping; siramsi—heads; upaharad—delivered as prize; vipriyam—pleasing; eva—like; tasya—his; jugupsitam—most heinous; karma—act, Vigarha; yanti—disapproving.
Translation
The son of Dronacharya (Aswathama) thought it foolishly that it would be pleasing to his master and thus beheaded five sleeping sons of Droupadi to make a presentation to his boss. Duryodhone, however, disapproved the heinous act without being pleased in the least.
Verse 14 of 56