Agnipurana 241.73
Agnipurāṇa 241.73
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241.73
agnir uvācarāmastu rāvaṇaṃ hatvā ayodhyāṃ prāptavān dvija /
rāmoktanītyendrajitaṃ hatavāṃllakṣmaṇaḥ purā //
Agni said: / Rama, having slain Rāvaṇa, reached Ayodhyā, O twice-born; / formerly Lakṣmaṇa slew Indrajit by the statecraft spoken by Rāma.
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:e ity āgneye mahāpurāṇe rāmoktarājanītirnāma
ekacatvāriṃśadadhikadviśatatamo 'dhyāyaḥ ||
Thus ends the two hundred and forty-first chapter, entitled 'The Statecraft Spoken by Rāma', in the great Agni Purāṇa.
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1 asmallabdhapustakanāṃ madhye ka.. ja.. cihnitapustrakadvaye
daṇḍādikatipayavyūhānāṃ vinduvinyāsaistattannāmasamīpe
ākṛtayaḥ pradarśitāḥ , parantu tā aśuddhā / tā
[Editorial note:] Among the manuscripts obtained by us, in the two manuscripts marked ka.. and ja.., the shapes of several formations such as the staff (daṇḍa) are shown near their respective names by dot arrangements; but they are corrupt. They are
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yathā,daṇḍavyūhasya ??? / pradārakasya ??? / dṛḍhavyūhasya ??? /
as follows: of the staff-array (daṇḍavyūha) […]; of the breaker-array (pradāraka) […]; of the firm array (dṛḍhavyūha) […];
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asahyavyūhasya ??? / khātakavyūhasya ??? / valayavyūhasya ??? /
of the irresistible array (asahyavyūha) […]; of the moat-array (khātaka) […]; of the circle-array (valaya) […];
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durjayavyūhasya ??? / bhogavyūhasya ??? / gomūtrikāvyūhasya ??? /
of the invincible array (durjaya) […]; of the serpent-array (bhoga) […]; of the cow's-urine array (gomūtrikā) […];
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śakaṭavyūhasya ??? / amaravyūhasya ??? / sarvatobhadravyūhasya ???||
of the cart-array (śakaṭa) […]; of the immortal array (amara) […]; of the auspicious-on-all-sides array (sarvatobhadra) […].
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:ś atha dvicatvāriṃśadadhikadviśatatamo 'dhyāyaḥ
Now begins the two hundred and forty-second chapter.
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puruṣalakṣaṇaṃ
Characteristics of Men
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- Agnipurāṇa (Nag Publishers edition, Delhi) — Sanskrit