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The Battle between the Rākṣasas and Yama’s Attendant-Messengers
विविधान्सन्दिदेशात्र पुरुषानग्निवर्चसः ॥ बद्धाञ्जलिपुटान्सर्वानिदमाह सुरेश्वरः ॥
vividhān sandideśātra puruṣān agnivarcasaḥ || baddhāñjalipuṭān sarvān idam āha sureśvaraḥ ||
فأرسل هناك رجالًا شتّى، متلألئين كالنار. وإلى الجميع، وهم قائمون بأكفٍّ مضمومة بخشوع، قال سيّدُ الآلهة هذا:
Narrator (speech to follow by sureśvara, likely Jvara in this episode)
It reflects social and literary conventions of command: emissaries/agents receive orders while displaying the añjali gesture, a marker of hierarchy and formal speech settings.
No geographic location is identified.
Implicitly, it models disciplined reception of instruction within a hierarchical order, but it is not framed as a universal ethical rule.
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