Rasarnavasudhakara 3.63
Rasārṇavasudhākara 3.63
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3.63
paulastyaḥ praṇayena yācata iti śrtuvā mano modate
deyo naiṣa hara-prasāda-paraśus tenādhikaṃ tāmyati |
tad vācyaḥ sa daśānano mama girā dattā dvijebhyo mahī
tubhyaṃ brūhi rasātala-tridivayor nirjitya kiṃ dīyatām ||
"Hearing that Paulastya asks out of love, my mind rejoices; / but this axe, granted by the favour of Hara, cannot be given, wherefore he languishes all the more. / Therefore tell the ten-headed one in my words: 'The earth has been bestowed upon the twice-born; / tell me, what shall I conquer and give you in the underworld or in heaven?'"
3.63.p2
rāvaṇaḥ-kadā nu khalu paraśurāmo rasātala-tridivayor jetā dātā ca saṃvṛttaḥ | rāvaṇaḥ punaḥ pratigrahītā ca | tatas tvayā kim asau pratyuktaḥ | ity upakramya
Rāvaṇa: 'When indeed did Paraśurāma become the conqueror and donor of Rasātala and heaven? And Rāvaṇa, moreover, the recipient! Then what was he answered by you?' Beginning with this:
3.63.p3
māyāmayaḥ-deva prakṛti-roṣaṇo reṇukāputraḥ | tat tam evāgatam aham utprekṣe |
Māyāmaya: 'Lord, Reṇukā's son is wrathful by nature; therefore I imagine he has arrived here himself.'
3.63.p4
rāvaṇaḥ-priyaṃ naḥ (2.24 padyāt pūrvam] ity antena pratināyaka-rūpa-bhārgava-rāvaṇayor uttejanād bhedaḥ |
Rāvaṇa: 'To our delight!' Up to this [before verse 2.24]—because of the inciting of Bhārgava and Rāvaṇa, who embody the rival hero, there is instigation.
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