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The Demon King’s Council Deliberation and the Mobilization of an Army to Conquer the Devas
एतदर्थं भवन्तो वै कथयन्तु विमृश्य वै । कथं सा लभ्यते बाला कथं देवाश्च निर्जिताः । भवेयुरिति तत्सर्वं कथयन्तु द्रुतं मम ॥
etadarthaṃ bhavanto vai kathayantu vimṛśya vai | kathaṃ sā labhyate bālā kathaṃ devāś ca nirjitāḥ | bhaveyur iti tatsarvaṃ kathayantu drutaṃ mama ||
महिष ने कहा कि तुम लोग सोच के बताओ। कैसे वो लड़की मिलेगी? और देवताओं को कैसे हरा सकते हैं? मुझे जल्दी बताओ, सब कुछ क्लियर कर दो।
Mahiṣa (continuing direct speech context)
It showcases deliberation (vimṛśya) as a formal prerequisite for policy in Sanskrit narrative, echoing broader nīti discourse.
No geographic location is mentioned.
Implicitly, it recommends careful deliberation before action, even when the aim is framed in adversarial terms.
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