सप्तनवतितमः सर्गः (Yuddha Kāṇḍa 97): Sugrīva’s Onslaught and the Fall of Virūpākṣa
ददर्शान्तरंतस्यविरूपाक्षस्यवानरः ।।।।ततोन्यपातयत्क्रोधाच्छङ्खदेशेमहात्तलम् ।
dadarśāntaraṃ tasya virūpākṣasya vānaraḥ | tato nyapātayat krodhāc chaṅkhadeśe mahāttalam ||
Le Vānara aperçut une ouverture chez Virūpākṣa ; alors, dans sa colère, il abattit sur sa tempe un formidable coup de paume.
The Vanara, seeing the blow given by Virupaksha, enraged Sugriva hit him with another palm on the temporal bone by which he fell.
It shows the tension between righteous duty and anger: dharma allows decisive defense, but warns that krodha can become the motive rather than justice.
Sugrīva notices Virūpākṣa’s vulnerability and lands a heavy palm-strike on his temple.
Alertness (apramāda) and tactical perception—seeing the ‘opening’ at the crucial moment.