ramcharitmanas,

Baal Kaanda

34 - The birth of Ravana and his brothers, their austerities, opulence and tyranny

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sukha saṃpati suta sēna sahāī. jaya pratāpa bala buddhi baḍaāī..
 

nita nūtana saba bāḍhata jāī. jimi pratilābha lōbha adhikāī..
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atibala kuṃbhakarana asa bhrātā. jēhi kahu nahiṃ pratibhaṭa jaga jātā..
 

karai pāna sōvai ṣaṭa māsā. jāgata hōi tihu pura trāsā..
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jauṃ dina prati ahāra kara sōī. bisva bēgi saba caupaṭa hōī..
 

samara dhīra nahiṃ jāi bakhānā. tēhi sama amita bīra balavānā..
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bāridanāda jēṭha suta tāsū. bhaṭa mahu prathama līka jaga jāsū..
 

jēhi na hōi rana sanamukha kōī. surapura nitahiṃ parāvana hōī..
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His happiness and prosperity, the number of his sons, his army and his allies, his victories and glory, his might, wisdom and fame grew from more to more everyday even as avarice grows with each new gain. He had a stalwart brother like Kumbhakarna, a rival to whom was never born in this world. Drinking his fill he remained buried in sleep for six months; and at his waking the three worlds trembled. Were he to take his meals everyday, the whole universe would soon have been ruined. He was unspeakably staunch in fight and there were numberless brave warriors who could be compared with him. Ravana's eldest son was Meghanada, who ranked foremost among the champions of the world. Before him none could stand in battle. Due to him there was a stampede in the city of the immortals everyday.

 
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