ramcharitmanas,

Baal Kaanda

33 - The story of king Pratapabhanu

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sunu muni kathā punīta purānī. jō girijā prati saṃbhu bakhānī..
 

bisva bidita ēka kaikaya dēsū. satyakētu tahaom basai narēsū..
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dharama dhuraṃdhara nīti nidhānā. tēja pratāpa sīla balavānā..
 

tēhi kēṃ bhaē jugala suta bīrā. saba guna dhāma mahā ranadhīrā..
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rāja dhanī jō jēṭha suta āhī. nāma pratāpabhānu asa tāhī..
 

apara sutahi arimardana nāmā. bhujabala atula acala saṃgrāmā..
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bhāihi bhāihi parama samītī. sakala dōṣa chala barajita prītī..
 

jēṭhē sutahi rāja nṛpa dīnhā. hari hita āpu gavana bana kīnhā..
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Listen, O sage, to an old and sacred legend which was narrated by Sambhu to Girija.There was a principality known by the name of Kaikaya, which was celebrated throughout the world. A king named Satyaketu ruled there. He was a champion of virtue, a storehouse of political wisdom, dignified, glorious, amiable and powerful. He had two gallant sons, who were repositories of all virtues and most staunch in battle. The elder of the two and the heir to the throne was named Pratapabhanu. The other was known by the name of Arimardana, who was unequalled in strength of arm and steady in battle. There was perfect unity between the two brothers and the affection each bore to the other was free from all blemish and guile. To the elder son the king resigned the throne and withdrew himself into the forest for the sake of devotion to Sri Hari.

 
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