शक्त्या च महिषो दैत्यो विनदंतो महाररवम् । निराकृतं तमालोक्य दुर्जनैः सुजनं यथा
śaktyā ca mahiṣo daityo vinadaṃto mahāraravam | nirākṛtaṃ tamālokya durjanaiḥ sujanaṃ yathā
Y el daitya Mahiṣa, rugiendo con un gran clamor, acometió con una śakti (lanza); al verlo rechazado, fue como cuando los malvados desprecian al hombre virtuoso.
Lomaharṣaṇa (Sūta) to the sages (deduced)
Listener: Bhārata (addressed)
Scene: Mahīṣa-daitya roaring, thrusting a spear; the weapon is repulsed, while the poet’s simile overlays a moral tableau of a noble person being rejected by the wicked.
The text contrasts noble intent with wicked opposition, reminding that goodness may be resisted yet remains praiseworthy.
No specific sacred place is referenced in this verse.
None.