ramcharitmanas,

Lanka Kaanda

173 - Malyavan's admonition to Ravana

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Chaupais

nisā jāni kapi cāriu anī. āē jahāom kōsalā dhanī..
 

rāma kṛpā kari citavā sabahī. bhaē bigataśrama bānara tabahī..
  [6-47-1]

uhāom dasānana saciva haomkārē. saba sana kahēsi subhaṭa jē mārē..
 

ādhā kaṭaku kapinha saṃghārā. kahahu bēgi kā karia bicārā..
  [6-47-2]

mālyavaṃta ati jaraṭha nisācara. rāvana mātu pitā maṃtrī bara..
 

bōlā bacana nīti ati pāvana. sunahu tāta kachu mōra sikhāvana..
  [6-47-3]

jaba tē tumha sītā hari ānī. asaguna hōhiṃ na jāhiṃ bakhānī..
 

bēda purāna jāsu jasu gāyō. rāma bimukha kāhu na sukha pāyō..
  [6-47-4]


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Perceiving that it was now night, all the four divisions of the monkey host returned to the camp of Kosala's lord. The monkeys were all relieved of their fatigue the moment Sri Rama cast His benign look on them. There (in Lanka) the ten-headed monster sent for all his ministers and told them about the warriors that had been killed in action. "The monkeys have disposed of half our forces; tell me at once what counsel should be adopted." "There upon Malyavan, a very aged demon, who was Ravana's maternal grandfather and an eminent counsellor, spoke words of highly devout wisdom: "Listen, my son, to a few words of advice from me. Ever since you carried off Sita and brought Her here, there have been illomens more than one can tell. By opposing Sri Rama, whose glory has been the theme of the Vedas and Puranas, none has ever enjoyed happiness."

 
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