The Battle between the Rākṣasas and Yama’s Attendant-Messengers
वयमद्य महाभाग त्रायस्व जगतः पते ॥ ततस्तेषां वचः श्रुत्वा दूतानां कामरूपिणाम् ॥
vayam adya mahābhāga trāyasva jagataḥ pate || tatas teṣāṃ vacaḥ śrutvā dūtānāṃ kāmarūpiṇām ||
„Heute, o Glückseliger, rette uns; o Herr der Welt, beschütze uns.“ Darauf, nachdem er die Worte jener Boten vernommen hatte, die nach Belieben Gestalt annehmen konnten, …
Emissaries/Messengers (dūtāḥ) addressing Jvara (implied); narration continues
It documents a conventional Purāṇic speech-act: supplication to a powerful figure using royal-cosmic epithets, reflecting idioms of protection, sovereignty, and crisis.
No location is identified in this verse fragment.
The verse foregrounds reliance on protection and leadership in times of danger, without issuing a direct moral rule.
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