Bhagwat Geeta Chapter 1 Shlok 6

The heroic Yudhmanyu of warlike temper; Uttmauja with the spirit
of abandon that flows from sacred excellence; Abhimanyu (Saubhadr),
Subhadra’s son, with a mind without fear because it is propped up by
righteousness, and the five sons of Draupadi who herself is a form of
discernment of the divine, all are great warriors named tenderness,
beauty, compassion, spiritual repose and consistency. All of them are
noted for their ability to traverse the path of spiritual fulfillment with
perfect skill.
Duryodhan thus enumerates to his teacher about a score of names
from the side of the Pandav, which represent some vital principles of
divine excellence. Although the monarch of impulses that are alien to
the essentially spiritual character of the Self, it is ignorance (attachment)
that first motivates us to strive for the realization of the treasure of
divinity.
As for his own side, Duryodhan dwells on it but briefly. Had it
been an actual, external war, he would have given an elaborate account
of his army. But only a few perversions are cited, for they have to be
conquered and they are destructible. There are mentioned only about
half a dozen of these, at the heart of all of which there yet dwells an
unworldly propensity.