नानापयराणानि»मा»मसमिं यद÷ रामायणो नि»दििं ‘रचिदयिôøपि। Sवािःसय„ाय ियलसी रघायनाथ»ाथाभाानिबˇमििम`यलमािनôिि ॥ 7॥
nnpurṇanigamgamasammataṁ yad rmyaṇe nigaditaṁ kvacidanyatopi, svnta‹sukhya tulasī raghunthagth bhṣnibandhamatimañjulamtanoti.7.
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For the gratification of his own self Tulas¶dsa brings forth this very elegant composition relating in common parlance the story of the Lord of Raghus, which is in accord with the various Pur˜as, Vedas and the gamas (Tantras), and incorporates what has been recorded in the Rmya˜a (of Vlm¶ki) and culled from some other sources. (7)
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