Lanka Kaanda
169 - Angada's departure for Lanka and dialogue between Angada and Ravana in the latter's court
Dohas
ripu bala dharaṣi haraṣi kapi bālitanaya bala puṃja.
pulaka sarīra nayana jala gahē rāma pada kaṃja..35ka..
[6-35(A)]
sāomjha jāni dasakaṃdhara bhavana gayau bilakhāi.
maṃdōdarī rāvanahi bahuri kahā samujhāi..kha..
[6-35(B)]
Description
Setting at naught Ravana's power, the mighty monkey, Vali's son, his body thrilling over with emotion and eyes full of tears, clasped in delight Sri Rama's lotus feet. Perceiving that it was evening, the ten-headed monster returned disconsolately to his palace, where Mandodari again spoke and advised him:-
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