Bhagavatapurana 9.10.3.p1

9.10.3.p1

gurvarthe tyaktarājyo vyacaradanuvanaṃ padmapadbhyāṃ priyāyāḥ $ pāṇisparśākṣamābhyāṃ mṛjitapatharujo yo harīndrānujābhyām &

4. May that great ruler of Kosalas protect us, he who is the wild fire to the wicked and who for the sake of his father left the kingdom and wandered through the forest on foot so tender as not

to bear the touch of his beloved consort's hands, whose fatigue of the journey was soothed by Hanuman (Sugriva) and his own brother Lakshmana and who constructed a bridge across the sea that was terrified at a motion of his brows lifted in rage on the separation of his beloved one which came about on disfiguring (mutilating) Surpanakha.

2. & 3. Entreated by the gods the glorious Hari, Perfect Brahman, directly became his son by His amsa of amsas in four forms, under the names of Rama, Lakshmana, Bharata and Satrughna and his work and deeds (history), O king, are listened to, and described, by sages who have realised the truth; the (glorious) history of Sita's Lord must have been often listened to by thee also.