Rajatarangini (Dvitiya) 333
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333
Meanwhile, when ‘Alī Shēr, having defeated his brother's son,
hastily returned, Jamshīd, distressed by exhaustion from the battle, fled.
333.p1
Whose intellect flashes in adversity like the flame of a lamp in the dark,
he is a jewel; and what difference is there between jewels and common stones?
333.p2
He made an agreement with his enemy for a short time in order to divide [his forces];
far-reaching and unfailing intellect surpasses even weapons.
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- Rājataraṅgiṇī (Dvitīyā) — Jonarāja, Sanskrit