Rasarnavasudhakara 2.236
Rasārṇavasudhākara 2.236
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2.236
yathā-
ko vā jeṣyati soma-vaṃśa-tilakān asmān raṇa-prāṅgaṇe
hantāsmāsu parāṅmukho hata-vidhiḥ kiṃ durgam adhyāsmahe |
asmat-pūrva-nṛpān asau nihatavān dīrghān dhig asmad-bhujān
kiṃ vākyair anapota-siṃha-nṛpateḥ sevaiva kṛtyaṃ param ||
As in: / 'Who will conquer us, the ornaments of the Lunar dynasty, on the battlefield? / Alas, cursed fate has turned away from us! Shall we occupy a fort? / He has slain our ancestral kings—fie upon our long arms! / What use are words? Service to King Anapota is our supreme duty.'
2.236.p1
atra garva-viṣādāsūyā-cintā-smṛty-amarṣa-nirveda-matīnāṃ saṃmardo bhāva-śāvalyam ity ucyate |
Here, the mingling of pride, despair, indignation, anxious reflection, recollection, resentment, despondency, and resolve is called admixture of emotions.
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