Shloka 4
शुकसारणनिग्रहः / Ravana Rebukes Suka and Sārana; Spies Reconnoiter Rama’s Camp
शुकेनतुसमाख्यातान्दृष्ट्वासहरियूथपान् ।समीपस्थंचरामस्यभ्रातरंस्वंविभीषणम् ।।6.29.1।।लक्ष्मणंचमहावीर्यंभुजंरामस्यदक्षिणं ।सर्ववानरराजंचसुग्रीवंभीमविक्रमम् ।।6.29.2।।अङ्गदंचापिबलिनंवज्रहस्तात्मजात्मजम् ।हनूमन्तंचविक्रान्तंजाम्बवन्तंचदुर्जयम् ।।6.29.3।।सुषेणंकुमुदंनीलंनलंचप्लवगर्षभम् ।गजंगवाक्षंशरभंमैन्दंचद्विविदंतथा ।।6.29.4।।किञ्चिदाविग्नहृदयोजातक्रोधश्चरावणः ।भर्त्सयामासतौवीरौकथान्तेशुकसारणौ ।।6.29.5।।
suṣeṇaṁ kumudaṁ nīlaṁ nalaṁ ca plavagarṣabham |
gajaṁ gavākṣaṁ śarabhaṁ maindaṁ ca dvividaṁ tathā ||6.29.4||
Er erblickte Suṣeṇa, Kumuda, Nīla und Nala—den Stier unter den springenden Scharen—sowie Gaja, Gavākṣa, Śarabha, Mainda und ebenso Dvivida.
There after Ravana having heard the words spoken by Suka about the army of Vanara heroes, seeing Lakshmana of extraordinary valour, the right shoulder of Rama standing close by Rama his own brother Vibheeshana close by the king of Vanaras, Sugriva of fierce valour and Angada the son of Vali (the son of Indra who wields thunderbolt) and valiant Hanuman Jambavan who is difficult to conquer Sushena, Nila, Kumuda, bull among the leaping animals Nala likewise Gaja, Gavaksha, Sarabha, Mainda and Dwivida got a little broken hearted and mixed with fury started to rebuke both the heroes Suka and Saarana.
FAQs
It highlights dharma as organized, loyal collective effort—many capable allies stand for righteous purpose, not mere individual power.
These names substantiate the truthful report about Rāma’s formidable allies; the reality of their presence becomes undeniable and shapes subsequent actions.