THE RAMAYANA
KISHKINDA KANDA
SARGA 13 : SLOKAS 1 TO 9
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- VISITING SAPTAJANASHRAMAM
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.1.
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ram:
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.2.
DmaIÏma |
mind set on righteousness |
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elder brother of Lakshmana |
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|
accompanied by Sugriva |
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|
protected by the valour of Vali |
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|
decorated with gold |
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|
radiant like the Sun |
rNsaDkan¯ |
infallible in battle |
1,2.Rama taking
his great bow decorated with
gold and arrows radiant
like the Sun
and infallible in battle and
accompanied by Sugriva went
from rsyamuka
to kiskindha protected by
the valour of Vali.
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tÞy
raGvÞy mhaÏmn:
,
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lßmNà
mhabl: .3.
s|htg#£v: |
keeping his neck steady |
3.In front
of that high-souled Rama
went Sugriva with his neck
steady as
well as Lakshmana
with great might.
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vanr: ,
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mhatEja
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.4.
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|
commander of the commanders of monkeys |
4.Behind Rama
came the valorous Hanuman,
Nala, Nila and Tara with
great energy
who was the commander of
cammanders of monkeys.
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,
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,
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,
c@vakWÞtTa
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SknW:
p#¢tna¢dtan¯ .8.
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|
bent due to the weight of their blossoms |
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|
carrying clear waters |
sagr|gma: |
flowing towards the ocean |
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c |
mountain clefts also |
¢p#ydSIna: |
pleasing to sight |
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|
transparent like cat's eye jewel |
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|
with buds of Asoka flowers |
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tTa |
by chakravaka birds as well |
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|
rendered noisy |
5 to 8.En
route, they saw, trees bent
due to the weight of
blossoms, rivers
with clear
water flowing towards the
sea, valleys, mountains, mountain
brooks, caves,
great peaks, beautiful peaks,
mountain clefts pleasing to
the sight,
ponds full of water charming
with lotuses and buds of
asoka
tree, rendered
noisy by ducks, cranes, swans,
vanjulas, water fowls,
chakravakas and
other varieties of birds.
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,
crt:
svItaE{pÜyn¯ÞTl£x¤
h¢rNan¯¢ÞTtan¯
.9.
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|
nibbling at the tender shoots of grass |
9.They also
saw fawns fearlessly nibbling
at the shoots of tender
grass
and deers moving
all round or standing on
tableland.
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