Rasarnavasudhakara 3.170
Rasārṇavasudhākara 3.170
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3.170
rāmo dānta-daśānanaḥ kim aparaṃ sītā satīṣv agraṇīḥ
saumitriḥ sadṛśo' stu kasya samare yenedrajin nirjitaḥ |
kiṃ brūmo bharataṃ ca rāma-virahe tat-pādukārādhakaṃ
śatrughnaḥ kathito' grajasya ca guṇair vandyaṃ kuṭumbaṃ raghoḥ ||
“Rāma has subdued the ten-headed [Rāvaṇa]; what more? Sītā is foremost among chaste women; / to whom could Lakṣmaṇa be equal, by whom Indrajit was conquered in battle? / What can we say of Bharata, who worshipped his sandals during Rāma’s absence? / And Śatrughna is celebrated through his elder brother's virtues—venerable is the family of Raghu!”
3.170.p1
[bā.rā. 10.102]
|| [Bālarāmāyaṇa 10.102]
3.170.p2
ity atra vasiṣṭhena raghu-kuṭumbasya rāmacandrādi-sat-puruṣotpatti-sthānatayā tallakṣaṇa-bahu-māna-prāpti-kathanād bhāṣaṇam |
Here, bhāṣaṇa is exemplified, because Vasiṣṭha declares the attainment of great honor characterized by the family of Raghu being the birthplace of noble men such as Rāmacandra.
3.170.p3
atha upagūhanam-
upagūhanam adbhuta-prāptiḥ ||170|| 74a
Now, upagūhana (marvel):
Upagūhana is the attainment of a wonder. || 170 || 74a
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- Rasasudhākara — Sanskrit
- Bālarāmāyaṇa — Rājaśekhara, Sanskrit