Adhyay 1 • Shlok 314

चौ0—मेघानाद कगय¡U पयनि ग¡Uकरावा । दी‹गUी सि„ बलय बयLर बÉ‚Uावा॥् `े सयर समर ˇीर बलवाना । `ि‹गU केउर लरिबे कर ुभिमाना॥ 1॥ िि‹गUगिU `ीिि रन ुानेसय बा¡ˇी । 'U˘िU सयि पििय ुनयसासन का¡ˇी॥ ०गिU बिˇि सबगUी ु‚या दी‹गUी । ुापयनय चले'U »दा कर ली‹गUी॥ 2॥ चलि दसानन ˙Uôलिि ुवनी । »र्`ि »र्भ dव¤गU सयर रवनी॥ रावन ुावि सयने'U सकôगUा । देव‹गU िकेर मेLर »िरि „ôगUा॥ 3॥ दि»पाल‹गU केर लôक र सयगUा० । सŒने सकल दसानन पा०॥ पयनि पयनि ¤सघानाद करि भारी । दे§ देवि‹गU »ारि पचारी॥ 4॥ रन मद मžा ¨िरर§ `» ˇावा। पýििभंU „ô`ि किगय¡U न पावा॥ रबि ससि पवन बLरन ˇनˇारी । ु»िनि काल `म सब ुˇिकारी॥ 5॥ ¤कनर सि् मनय` सयर ना»ा । गU˘िU सबगUी केर पंथ¤गU ला»ा॥ बýrा्सहCि्U `ग¡U ल»ि िनयˇारी । दसमय„ बसबिर्ी नर नारी॥ 6॥ ुायसय करगिंU सकल भयभीिा । नव¤गU ुा§ निि चरन बिनीिा॥ 7॥

Roman Transliteration (IAST)

meghanŒda kahu¡ puni ha ¡ karŒvŒ, dīnhī sikha balu bayaru baRhŒvŒ. je sura samara dhīra balavŒnŒ, jinha ke ¡ laribe kara abhimŒnŒ.1. tinhahi jīti rana Œnesu bŒ ¡ dhī, u¢hi suta pitu anusŒsana kŒ ¡ dhī. ehi bidhi sabahī agyŒ dīnhī, Œpunu caleu gadŒ kara līnhī.2. calata dasŒnana ḍolati avanī, garjata garbha sravahi ò sura ravanī. rŒvana Œvata suneu sakohŒ, devanha take meru giri khohŒ.3. digapŒlanha ke loka suhŒe, sµune sakala dasŒnana pŒe. puni puni siṅghanŒda kari bhŒrī, dei devatanha gŒri pacŒrī.4. rana mada matta phirai jaga dhŒvŒ, pratibha¢a khojata katahu ¡ na pŒvŒ. rabi sasi pavana baruna dhanadhŒrī, agini kŒla jama saba adhikŒrī.5. kiṁnara siddha manuja sura nŒgŒ, ha¢hi sabahī ke panthahi ò lŒgŒ. brahmasṛṣ¢i jaha ¡ lagi tanudhŒrī, dasamukha basabartī nara nŒrī.6. Œyasu karahi ò sakala bhayabhītŒ, navahiò Œi nita carana binītŒ.7.

Translations

English Translations 1
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Then RŒva˜a sent for MeghanŒda and admonished him, inciting him to greater strength and hostility.“The gods who are staunch in battle, powerful and proud of their fighting skill, you should conquer in battle and bring them in chains.” The son got up and bowed to the commands of his father. In this way RŒva˜a ordered all and himself sallied forth, club in hand. Even as the ten-headed RŒva˜a marched, the earth shook and at his thundering call the spouses of gods miscarried. Hearing of RŒva˜a’s angry approach the gods themselves sought the caves of Mount Sumeru. When the ten-faced RŒva˜a invaded the beautiful realms of the guardians of the ten quarters, he found them all desolate. Again and again he roared loudly like a lion and, challenging the gods to battle, scoffed at them. Mad with lust of blood he traversed the whole world in search of a 180 * ÝR” RMACARITAMNASA* combatant; but nowhere could he find anyone.The sun-god, the moon-god, the wind-god, the god of water, the gods of wealth and fire, the gods of time and death and all other gods entrusted with the governance of the world. Kinnaras, Siddhas, men, gods and NŒgas, all were wilfully harassed by him. All embodied beings in the creation of BrahmŒ, whether men or women, submitted to RŒva˜a’s will. All did his bidding out of fear and always bowed suppliantly at his feet. (1—7)

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