Explanation

Grandsire Bheeshma was the Kaurava army’s commander-in-chief. He had an unusual boon “to choose the time of his death” in addition to being an exceptional warrior, which makes him unbeatable.

Duryodhana believed that his army was unstoppable under Bheeshma’s command whereas Pandavas army defended by Bheema was limited in strength. As a result, he began comparing his Grandfather’s strength and capability with that of his cousin Bheema.

Verse & What it Indicates

When one feels insecure inside, to cover that up, he praises himself more and boasts about his advantages.

In the coming verse, Duryodhana calls upon all his generals to protect Grandsire Bheeshma.

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Shrimad Bhagavad Gita: Arjuna Vishada Yogam: Chapter 1: Verse 11