ramcharitmanas,

Lanka Kaanda

172 - conflict actually begins

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sakala maramu raghunāyaka jānā. liē bōli aṃgada hanumānā..
 

samācāra saba kahi samujhāē. sunata kōpi kapikuṃjara dhāē..
  [6-46-1]

puni kṛpāla haomsi cāpa caḍhaāvā. pāvaka sāyaka sapadi calāvā..
 

bhayau prakāsa katahu tama nāhīṃ. gyāna udayaom jimi saṃsaya jāhīṃ..
  [6-46-2]

bhālu balīmukha pāi prakāsā. dhāē haraṣa bigata śrama trāsā..
 

hanūmāna aṃgada rana gājē. hāomka sunata rajanīcara bhājē..
  [6-46-3]

bhāgata paṭa paṭakahiṃ dhari dharanī. karahiṃ bhālu kapi adbhuta karanī..
 

gahi pada ḍārahiṃ sāgara māhīṃ. makara uraga jhaṣa dhari dhari khāhīṃ..
  [6-46-4]


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The Lord of the Raghus understood the secret of it all and summoned Angada and Hanuman. He apprised them of all that was going on and issued necessary instructions to them. The two monkey chiefs rushed forth in a fury as soon as they heard the instructions. The All-merciful then drew His bow with a smile and forthwith let fly a flery dart. Lo! there was light all round and no trace of darkness left anywhere, even as doubts disappear with the dawn of spiritual enlightenment. The bear and monkeys were relieved of their fatigue and rid of all fear when they saw light again, and pressed on exultingly. Hanuman and Angada thundered on the field of battle and the demons fled at their menacing roar. But the bears and monkeys seized the demon warriors in their flight and dashed them to the ground, performing marvellous feats of strength even as they did so, or catching them by the leg, hurled them into the ocean, where alligators, serpents and fish snapped them up and devoured them.

 
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