While searching for Jayadrath on the battlefield, Arjuna slew 7 akshauhinis (a battle formation that consisted of 153,090 chariots (Sanskrit Ratha); 153,090 elephants; 459,270 cavalries and 765450 infantry) of Kaurav soldiers.
By Shakuni's plot, Duryodhana hid Jayadrath in their camp, since if Arjuna failed to kill Jayadrath he had vowed to throw himself into the fire, which would make war easier for the Kauravas.
Lord Krishna fakes sunset using his Sudarshan Chakra and all the Kauravas insult and jeers at Arjuna, reminding him of his vow.
Arjuna simply says to Krishna "it must have been your wish, Madhav" and starts walking towards the fire.
Jayadratha, informed of the sunset by soldiers, starts towards Kurukshetra to kill Arjuna, but Shakuni soon learns of Krishna's plot and returns to Duryodhan.
However Jayadrath returns to the battlefield where Shakuni reveals it's just Krishna's plot.
Lord Krishna removes the chakra, removing the sunset environment.
Jayadrath warns Arjuna if his head falls on the ground due to his bow he would be fired too, because of his boon by his father.
Arjuna uses "Divyastra" to carry Jayadrath's head to his father leading to his own father's death.
Many maharathis including Drona, Karna try to protect Jayadratha but fail to do so.
Arjuna warns that everyone who supported adharma will be pathetically killed in this war.

While Arjuna destroyed the rest of the Shakatavuyha, Vikarna, the third eldest Kaurava, challenged Arjuna to an archery fight.
Arjuna asked Bhima to kill Vikarna, but Bhima refused because Vikarna had defended the Pandavas during the Draupadi Vastrapaharanam.
Bhima and Vikarna showered arrows at each other.
Later Bhima threw his mace at Vikarna, killing him.
The muscular Pandava was devastated and mourned his death saying he was a man of Dharma and it was a pity how he lived his life.
Drona killed Vrihatkshatra, the ruler of Kekaya and Dhrishtakethu, the ruler of Chedi.

The battle continued past sunset.
Dushasana's son, Durmashana, was slain by Prativindya, the eldest son of Draupadi and Yudhishthira, in a duel.
When the bright moon rose, Ghatotkacha, the rakshasa son of Bhima, slaughtered numerous warriors, like Alambusha and Alayudha attacking while flying in the air.
Karna stood against him and both fought fiercely until Karna released Vasava shakti, a divine weapon given to him by Indra.
Ghatotkacha increased his size and fell dead on the Kaurav army killing an Akshauhini of them.
While searching for Jayadrath on the battlefield, Arjuna slew 7 akshauhinis (a battle formation that consisted of 153,090 chariots (Sanskrit Ratha); 153,090 elephants; 459,270 cavalries and 765450 infantry) of Kaurav soldiers. By Shakuni's plot, Duryodhana hid Jayadrath in their camp, since if Arjuna failed to kill Jayadrath he had vowed to throw himself into the fire, which would make war easier for the Kauravas. Lord Krishna fakes sunset using his Sudarshan Chakra and all the Kauravas insult and jeers at Arjuna, reminding him of his vow. Arjuna simply says to Krishna "it must have been your wish, Madhav" and starts walking towards the fire. Jayadratha, informed of the sunset by soldiers, starts towards Kurukshetra to kill Arjuna, but Shakuni soon learns of Krishna's plot and returns to Duryodhan. However Jayadrath returns to the battlefield where Shakuni reveals it's just Krishna's plot. Lord Krishna removes the chakra, removing the sunset environment. Jayadrath warns Arjuna if his head falls on the ground due to his bow he would be fired too, because of his boon by his father. Arjuna uses "Divyastra" to carry Jayadrath's head to his father leading to his own father's death. Many maharathis including Drona, Karna try to protect Jayadratha but fail to do so. Arjuna warns that everyone who supported adharma will be pathetically killed in this war.
While Arjuna destroyed the rest of the Shakatavuyha, Vikarna, the third eldest Kaurava, challenged Arjuna to an archery fight. Arjuna asked Bhima to kill Vikarna, but Bhima refused because Vikarna had defended the Pandavas during the Draupadi Vastrapaharanam. Bhima and Vikarna showered arrows at each other. Later Bhima threw his mace at Vikarna, killing him. The muscular Pandava was devastated and mourned his death saying he was a man of Dharma and it was a pity how he lived his life. Drona killed Vrihatkshatra, the ruler of Kekaya and Dhrishtakethu, the ruler of Chedi.
The battle continued past sunset. Dushasana's son, Durmashana, was slain by Prativindya, the eldest son of Draupadi and Yudhishthira, in a duel. When the bright moon rose, Ghatotkacha, the rakshasa son of Bhima, slaughtered numerous warriors, like Alambusha and Alayudha attacking while flying in the air. Karna stood against him and both fought fiercely until Karna released Vasava shakti, a divine weapon given to him by Indra. Ghatotkacha increased his size and fell dead on the Kaurav army killing an Akshauhini of them.
Kurukshetra War